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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1961
Page
1
Barbara Blumenreich Rosalind F M Gordon Joy Felsher Tania Osadca are listed as individuals in the record with no further contextual details provided. The fragment implies a list of names possibly tied to a notice or acknowledgment.
The Student Board at Columbia College voted to stay with the New England region of the National Students Association rather than transfer to the Metropolitan New York region. The writer questions the logic behind the decision and argues Columbia’s proper regional affiliation should reflect its location and broader NSA benefits.
The Annex snack bar shows a better appearance as trash disposal and fulfillment efforts pay off. Increased personnel during peak hours behind the counter helps create a decenter eating area and is credited to those responsible.
At the National Student Association Congress a debate over abolishing the House Committee on Un American Activities centers on constitutional limits and government overreach. Resolutions condemn the committee as a witch hunt while supporting abolition and reform.
Pete Seeger praised folk music as a jewel with many facets after a Friday concert at McMillan Theater. The performance created strong audience rapport and a current of electricity that drew even the most complacent into participation.
Letter to the Editor praises Nathan Glazer for The Wasted Classroom and argues colleges overrely on lectures and exams. It urges a spring cleaning of higher education to emphasize thinking over rote grading. It also notes Seeger performances and folk song philosophy during a concert.
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