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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1966
Page
7
A personal account of first Tarot experiences detailing a 12 card deck with four suits and 22 trumps. It describes card meanings from The Empress to The Fool, upright and reversed readings, and methods for choosing a card and suit by complexion and relationship status. The narrator notes the allure of illustrations, occult shops, and the process of divination via a 10 or 12 card spread.
Bulletin notes Barnard editors spend summers in typical jobs and travel. Gloria Leitner works in Columbia Placement Office and attends National Student Association convention. Mimi Kahal dispatches for The London Daily Telegraph and UPI in Washington. Barbara Crampton studies in Paris and tours Europe by train. Arlene van Hreems waits tables at a resort. Helen Neuhaus returns as Project Double Discovery counselor. article on page 1.
The New Left banner promises idealism and youth rebellion but remains supported by a small elite. Most students stay indifferent, cynical, or wary of leftist slogans. Even amid calls to aid injustices, only a few faithfuls sustain rallies while many sympathizers remain unengaged or disenchanted.
Earl Klare reports on a two week Soviet Union tour with British and American students. The trip begins in New York and London hubs, crosses East German and Berlin borders, and reaches Moscow amid snow and tension. Noted contrasts between past wars and current life frame the travelogue.
Jerome Spilman Hardy, publisher of Life magazine and vice president of Time Inc., elected trustee by Barnard College. Samel R. Milbank, chairman of the college’s 26 member board, announced the appointment. Hardy, former advertising VP at Doubleday, joined Time Life in 1959 and became Life publisher in 1964. Born in Manhattan Kansas, he graduated from the University of Maryland and now lives in New Canaan Connecticut.
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