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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1963
Page
1
A proposal urges the Undergraduate Association to spend about $27,000 from the Student Activity Fee savings on permanent capital improvements. Suggestions include office furniture for several offices, an ozograph machine, new typewriters, bookcases, filing cabinets, and temporary file space, with funds usable in a future Student Center.
A SNCC volunteer Don Harris is jailed in Americus Georgia facing death for incitement to insurrection after a peaceful voter registration demonstration. The appeal urges readers to write to Harris and the Sumter County Sheriff to show support for civil rights efforts and equal opportunity in the South.
A cigarette machine in Livingston Hall now displays a warning about health risks. The notice states that informed students have the right to decide their health and that the machine and information are provided for student use.
Barnard offers readmission audit and special student options for alumnae seeking ongoing education. Miss Jean Herman, a former government and economics major, now pursues undergraduate science courses and aims for an Advanced Science Writing Fellowship at Columbia.
Wigs and Cues opens Arthur Miller's The Crucible from November 20 to 23 at Minor Latham Playhouse. Cast includes June Emery David Parker Carol Dooley Harry Henderson Elaine Levanson and Kenneth Jones in his Barnard debut. Directed by Al Hyslop famed for Playboy of the Western World and Captain Kangaroo.
Black and white lithographs engravings and etchings from the Metropolitan Museum of Art on loan to Barnard College fill the James Room. Thirty one works include Rembrandt Durer Breughel and Goya with notable pieces such as Rembrandt Mother and The Knight Death and The Devil.
A letter to the editor defends Barnard College for inviting Madame Nhu, arguing the move aims to inform rather than endorse policies. The writer challenges charges of ghoulish curiosity, calls for policy clarity, and urges critical listening toward Vietnam issues as of October 14, 1963.
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