Condolences for Helen Law's Husband John B Law
Bulletin extends sympathy to Mrs. Helen Law registrar on the sudden death of her husband John B Law a member of the New York State Correction Commission. A Democrat he was appointed by Governor Rockefeller in 1961 for his correction work. He captained Notre Dame football in 1929.
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Student Lectures Kick Off Revival Series
Susan B. Kaufman '63 opened the revived student lecture series with a talk on life among the Mestizos in Ecuador. Her study on internal migration involved interviewing natives in four mountain communities, drawing praise for hard but rewarding work. Faculty attendance was notably low, with only two present, prompting hope for higher future support.
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Susan B. Kaufman
Miss Kaufman
Ecuador
We Are Women of Patience Patronizers in the Annex
A reflective poem critiques a university annex environment, praising cleanliness and politeness while denouncing careless behavior. It condemns patrons, emphasizes feminine decorum, and calls for orderly maintenance of the annex with a light satirical tone.
The Superfluous People Exposé on City Slum Isolation
Susan Freedman reviews CBS produced film The Superfluous People showing slum dwellers as isolated, hopeful loss amid urban renewal and unemployment. The Sociology Department screened the film at Barnard, highlighting displacement, education gaps, and housing issues with expert commentary.
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Susan Freedman
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CBS
Barnard Students Question Ferris Booth Hall Use
Barnard girls express mixed views on using Ferris Booth Hall, noting unescorted visits feel unwelcome and the Lions snub them. Columbia College students claim not snobs, while Honey Bears urge friendlier attitudes to encourage cross campus socializing. Attendance at Barnard events challenges negative stereotypes.
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Kennedy's motorcade energizes New Yorkers on Broadway
A large crowd lined Broadway from Ferris Booth to Barnard as President Kennedy's motorcade passed. Students from CU Morningside and Columbia College watched bicycles yellow cabs motorcycles and a blue green Lincoln carry Kennedy with Morgenthau nearby. Reactions ranged from cheers for the president to wistful regrets as the procession ended.
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Reader Letters on WKCR Language Programs Highlight Additions
A letter notes adding details to a Bulletin piece on WKCR foreign language shows. It cites Bernstein students Anja Bojcun and Monika Schwabe and mentions Russian and German programs, Berlin interviews, and German theatre discussions in New York.
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Deutsches Haus
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Franciana
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Dorothea
Miner Latham Playhouse
New York
Renaissance Concert at St Pauls Chapel Review
Columbia University groups presented at St Pauls Chapel with varied quality. The Columbia University Chorus directed by Margaret Ross and Peter Flanders performed Josquin des Pres Missa Pange lingua, delivering melodic harmonies despite tempo shifts causing several sections to fall out of unity. Soprano Martha Clark performed as noted.
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