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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1960
Page
1
Barnard opens convocation and classes with Clubs Carnival and compulsory meetings. Critics argue fines for unexcused absences are ineffective and unpopular. Advocates say meetings aid communication and voluntary participation sustains student government.
The Bizarre cafe in Greenwich Village shifts from shock poetry to square musical acts. Varda Pinchard and Israeli singers Kovesh and Alon headline a folk and calypso set, with Terri and Victor delivering witty and risqué numbers.
Review of Edmund Fuller's Man in Modern Fiction and Incomplete Being argues Fuller writes from a Christian premise aligned with Judeo Christian and Greek ideas, critiquing existentialism and praising revival of traditional man. The piece notes Fuller’s criticisms of Maite and Kerouac and his supporters in the literary field.
A narrator on a bus recalls sneezing and the muted reactions of fellow passengers. The scene focuses on the boredom of crowded transit and a single ordinary moment amplified by a personal aside about a mole and routines at the stop.
A reflective speaker notes public panic and madness amid talk of bombs in public places. He cites Khrushchev and the UN shoe-banging incident to illustrate rising anxiety and media portrayals of danger. The New York Times is mentioned as offering a different account of the event.
Miriam Klausner asks for concrete suggestions from students to prevent past errors in last year’s yearbook. She notes careful photographer and printer choice but says success depends on cooperation, especially from seniors, and invites constructive input to create a book to be proud of.
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