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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1958
Page
1
A letter argues Barnard College should expand its night security. Current watchmen are unarmed, untrained for rescue, and unable to ensure safety after hours. The author urges more guards and improved lighting to deter incidents and protect students late at night.
Barnard College and Columbia University plan a creative arts festival to showcase student talents in art, publicity, and music. The piece urges strong student support, auditions, and active participation to make the event a lasting success comparable to Greek Games.
A playful partial history previews a Friday Foots battle on Low Library steps between Antients and Moderns. Miss G. S. promotes Helanca colored stockings in Black Green Blue over plain Nylon, with leaders Sally Malaprop and Polly Pinkness among the Antients and a call for moderns to wear bold shades.
The analysis argues Waiting for Godot shocks, puzzles, and enlightens audiences through spoken word. It examines Vladimir and Estragon's roadside dialogue and asks why repetition obscures meaning while highlighting the power of dialogue and Beckett's revival of human relationship dynamics.
Columbia Players staged Elmer Rice’s The Adding Machine at Minor Latham Playhouse. Robert Berlind’s sets were striking and Janet Spencer's Mrs Zero stood out for maturity. Philip Saltz as Zero faltered, diminishing the production though Sheha Nevins and Judy Shute offered strong supporting work.
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