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Entry states second class matter designation for New York Post Office dated Oct 19 1928 and lists subscription rate at five dollars per year.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1963
Page
1
Entry states second class matter designation for New York Post Office dated Oct 19 1928 and lists subscription rate at five dollars per year.
Barnard students are urged to show upperclassmen and Park the value of extra curricular activities. Miss Park questioned their importance in a radio interview, while the class hopes a fresh vote will prove widespread student involvement across clubs and committees.
Martha Schlamme a noted folk singer led an informal discussion in Earl Hall sponsored by Seixas Menorah on Artistic Involvement Social and Political. She described singing as a personal art not a speech making tool and cited turning down a German backed South Africa tour.
Poetical vignette depicts Bally a worn horse tied to laboring work life. The piece contrasts her past racing days with a harsh present on cobblestones under beatings and reminders of a final use for her aging body. The narrator laments a life of toil and decline while noting Turf memories and the horse’s faded strength.
A piece hailed as a masterpiece will be performed in New York this month with Erich Leinsdorf conducting the Boston Symphony Orchestra in Britten War Requiem at Philharmonic Hall on October 23 and 25, plus a matinee on October 26. Rostropovich will perform at Carnegie Recital Hall with Bach Kabalevsky Schubert works, and Stokowski's American Symphony Orchestra will present rarely heard works at Carnegie Hall on October 21 featuring Kay Mahler and Wagner.
Susan Kelz of Brookline Massachusetts gains recognition for writing answers questions swifties and daffinitions. She has won prizes from Lucky Strike totaling 100 dollars and a WBZ radio swifties contest prize. Her daffynitions and swifties draw attention in local media circles.
A Barnard dormitory group defends its right to invite any guest, asserting an independent student body and clarifying it does not reflect all students' views. It argues invitations require policy acceptance but not moral endorsement, urging full exploration of issues before judgments.
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