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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1958
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin is published weekly during the college year by Barnard College students. It lists editor in chief Jacqueline P. Zelniker and business manager Phyllis Margolis along with the managing board.
The notice urges Barnard attendance for an assembly featuring Mr. Keating and Mr. Hogan to discuss important campaign issues. It invites students to witness and participate in political matters affecting them as citizens and as students.
An editorial argues the college eligibility system should trust upperclassmen to balance academics and activities. It proposes senior role limits to prevent monopolies, closer counseling, and trial eligibility with adviser input to preserve academics while permitting fuller student engagement.
A narrator recounts a visit to the Central Park Zoo in October. They meet Patty Pym and Bert Baldwin, observe sea lions, a gorilla drummer, a girl spinning a hoop, and a Slovene artist praising a buffalo with horned antlers. The piece ends with plans to return during ice skating season.
In a letter to the editor the Barnard Young Democrats president argues voters deserve criticism of methods used by candidates for state-wide offices in both parties. The note references a front page article in Buletin dated October 16 and signals the discussion continues on Page 4.
A 1950s style cinema review of The Roots of Heaven starring Trevor Howard as Morel and Juliette Greco as Minna. The piece highlights the film’s humanist premise to save elephants, its political tensions in French Equatorial Africa, and a troubled ending that undermines its themes. It notes the cast including Errol Flynn and Orson Welles in supporting roles and questions the film's incomplete philosophical resolution.
A truant officer's visit reveals a two week school absence tied to poverty and lack of shoes. The piece links juvenile crime and adult prison clashes to ridicule, poverty, and social judgment, advocating compassion and objective approaches.
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