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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1960
Page
2
Broadway actress Miss Mildred Dunnock will speak at the Thursday Noon Meeting on The Responsibility Of The Artist. A Barnard drama instructor and Goucher College alumna with studies at the London School of Speech and a Columbia master's, she is a member of The Actors Studio.
Freshmen face a five point limit in the first semester and cannot join Wigs & Cues or other groups, sparking concern over access to theater at Barnard. Critics argue curfews and academics push freshmen away from drama while funds and space remain scarce and past programs vanished. Miss Dunnock, a Barnard faculty member, brings theatre, film and TV experience to support a broader arts role.
Charles Hall of Courage and Ideas discusses the term project with the African Studies Society. The group will hold a December benefit inviting African performers to fund Barnard Scholarships for an African girl's education, aiding Africa with future doctors and teachers.
Over 100 Barnard alumnae from across the United States return to campus for the ninth annual Alumnae Council two day conference. Events include a buffet supper at Hewitt Residence Hall and a panel on how Barnard alumnae use their education moderated by Micent C. McIntosh. The gathering features eight regional councillors and several faculty retirees among panelists.
Joseph Bachman appears on NBC television and radio program Dorothy Gordon Youth Forum to discuss How Shall I Best Use My First Vote with Connecticut Governor Ribicoff. Columbia hosts Chinese culture lecture series in Harkness Theatre led by Chiang Hsing-Hai. Columbia Barnard Democrats meet Oct 20 with Harriman Setlesinder Prendergast Lewis. Sociology majors recruitment planned Oct 25 in Lehman 422. International House Halloween Festival Oct 29 at 500 Riverside Drive features global talent. proceeds aid International House Student Aid Fund. Queen's Revels to stage Agamemnon on Oct 26 at Low Library steps with $5 tickets. Poetry manuscripts deadline Nov 5 1960 for National Poetry Association competition.
Student Council members were invited to a special meeting last Tuesday where Miss Finsmith announced plans to revive Wigs and Cues as a Barnard organization. The first production will have few male roles, allowing more Barnard girls to participate.
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