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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1960
Page
1
Barnard College students publish a semi weekly journal for the Barnard community. The paper notes it is entered as second class matter Oct. 19 1926 at New York Post Office under the 1979 act and lists the editor in chief Janet M Gregory with a yearly subscription of four dollars.
The Barnard Representative Assembly faces a pivotal vote on a Harvard inspired plan for committee investigations. It would expand scope to probe why foreign students participate less, housing options, funds, neighborhood improvements, and campus life. The editorial urges a yes vote to revive a meaningful governing body.
This afternoon the gym hosts a clubs carnival to boost participation in activities. The Undergraduate Association faces blame for last year’s disappointing yearbook while urging all students to contribute. Barnard College seeks greater extracurricular depth through active student involvement.
A 14 character drama at Actors Playhouse draws mixed reviews noting intimate staging highlights and challenges. Dan Clancy struggles with loss and faith while Alan Bergmann and Roberta Royse receive praise for key turns. Rob Mandam’s performance is seen as overdone for the small theatre.
A year in a Jerusalem based youth leadership institute exposed the author to Israel’s geography history culture and economy. Daily nine hour classes and five regional trips fostered camaraderie as they hiked deserts rode trucks sang songs learned dances and campfired around the Dead Sea with companions from Barnard and across the United States.
An article humorously explains baseball terms like pitcher double header and fly ball while noting World Series intrigue and cultural quirks. It playfully questions why only U.S. teams reach the World Series and hints at deeper mysteries behind the game.
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