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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1960
Page
4
Vivian Finsmith president of Wigs and Cues defends Barnard drama while denouncing its neglect. She cites tiny turnout of seven at last year’s final meeting, notes costly productions, and laments limited theater presence behind Barnard College’s ivy walls as forum letters urge revival.
Professor Edward J. King recounts a seven year sabbatical at Reading University England where he studied acids and the overlap of physics and chemistry. He notes British education emphasizes specialization in college and strong secondary science prep, critiques English library quality, and questions returning for further research.
The Conference of Democratic Students hosts its fourth annual meeting on October 22 at 951 Madison Avenue. The program opens at 10 30 am with registration followed by a keynote from U S Senator H Williams of New Jersey. From 1 30 to 3 30 pm a panel featuring Norman Thomas Paul Hayes B Vanden Heuval and Stanley Issacs will discuss conflicts within American Liberalism.
A group of Barnard Freshmen will visit Barnard Camp this weekend with Miss Peckman from the Placement Office acting as counselor. Pavlov and Pavlova the camp mascots will welcome Ellen Torrance and Barnard Camp Committee members. They will swim, hike to Meadows or Appleby Farm, travel by train to Ossining, and likely greet the freshmen. A Math weekend follows and the camp will be open during Thanksgiving, Christmas and intersession.
On October 27 the Bulletin will publish its second political issue. Any student faculty or administration member advocating a campaign aspect is urged to submit an article by Friday October 21. All articles must be signed.
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