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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1954
Page
1
Local bulletin item notes community figures Barnard, Te Tobia Brown, Joyce Lebuis, and Jane Were Bey. Details record their involvement in ongoing campus activities and upcoming events at Barnard College.
A Barnard Advocate editorial urges the Representative Assembly to improve student awareness by having class representatives report weekly. It argues that apathy stems from ignorance of Assembly actions and appointments and proposes class reports to boost participation and strengthen democratic processes in undergraduate life.
The debate over whether Barnard College day students or dorm residents gain more from college life shows day students often top Dean’s List percentages and grades. Dorm residents cite study-friendly conditions. commuters note fewer distractions and later library hours. Extra-curricular activity favors day students, though commuters engage to join campus life.
Joyce Glassman reviews Jester highlighting a Conformity magazine ad and a Catcher in the Rye parody. The piece critiques the issue as gray flannel humor, detached from campus preoccupations, with limited successful items like The Unconditioned Reflex and The Eternal Egoist.
A detailed tour of The Cloisters, Met Museum’s Fort Tryon Park satellite, reveals four reconstructed medieval cloisters, fountains, herb garden, and a mix of Romanesque and Gothic halls. Notable features include capped arches from French monasteries Saint Guilhem le Desert Saint Michel de Cuxa and Bonnefont, plus small details like angels, grotesques, and a black iron puppy doorhandle.
A letter urges campus groups to obtain Office of Campus Activities approval for all contracts and for social function contracts at least two weeks before events. It quotes Article XI Section V Part 3 of the Undergraduate Constitution and notes a $5,000 deposit in a savings account accruing interest.
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