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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1964
Page
1
The semi weekly Barnard College student publication notes its circulation policy and operation. It runs during the college year excluding vacations and exams. It is entered as second class matter Oct 19 1928 at New York NY and carries a $5.00 yearly subscription.
Students rail against a delayed 2:30 Friday curfew while the President's Administrative Committee tests weather impacts on policy. Faculty had approved several discipline changes, but many see the Friday curfew as the key issue affecting the broad student body.
The SOC poll opens at Barnard on the memory of the most important issue. The Judiciary Council is seen as upholding due process for students who commit infractions. Its success depends on both elected students and overall student body support.
A feature recounts the 616 dorm elevator operations from 4 30 p m to 1 30 a m highlighting Thomas Grogan Joseph Smith and Foster the building supervisor. Grogan shares humor about a five inch by five inch hole in the floor while Smith notes life on a dorm is up and down. Foster cites rules on separating garbage and litter and heat issues as the heating system is tested before more heat.
Carol Studios photographer will take portraits for the graduating class. The volume will include student artwork and traditional photographs in divisions. Printing costs rise this year prompting a larger advertising campaign. Co editor Mary Anne Berman notes focus on attractive layouts and theme as work begins. The volume will open as a book rather than an album.
Columbia's Sailing Club, run by Commodore Dick Leonard, offers year round lessons and racing from March to spring frosts. Facilities at Stuyvesant Yacht Club City Island with ten Tech dinghies and one Flying Dutchman. The Sailing Team won the Sloop Championship at King's Point. women not invited. contact Chris Nodini to sign up for women's regattas.
For fifty cents, theatergoers can grab standing room to Broadway shows, with ushers aiding late arrivals. Standing room may require advance purchase, as full performances like Funny Girl are sold out for months. Prediction and pre purchases help secure seats. cast notes highlight Diana Sands in The Owl and the Pussycat.
A reader propses balance by reprinting I F Stone weekly critique of conspiracy tropes. The letter defends the Warren Commission as a thorough job and supports Oswald as lone killer while urging careful, non defaming inquiry and citing Bertrand Russell and Lord Russell as references.
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