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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1960
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin issued semi weekly by Barnard College students lists the editor in chief Janet M Gregory and business manager Judy Deutsch and notes post office filing date and subscription rate.
Huzzahs commend The Morningsider a new crusading newspaper for Morningside Community. Editors vow to curb real estate exploitation and seek clergy civic help as Barnard students are urged to participate in neighborhood improvement efforts.
The Barnard campus has several puddle hotspots where rainwater collects, especially between the tennis courts toward Milbank and along Broadway near a green fence. Heavy foot traffic and fashion choices hinder preparedness. the Weather Bureau cites NYC’s 39.39 inch annual rainfall. The report urges Buildings and Grounds to act to end puddle jumping or face PE Department credits.
Eleanor Weber critiques political rallies where emotion over logic drives voters. She highlights a red white and blue setup, party buttons, alcohol, and biased speakers using inflated statistics during the Great Debates. The piece questions how analytical the public should be and calls out propaganda’s persuasive power.
Barbara Posen surveys college life featuring NSA regional seminar at Manhattanville College, AIESEC exchange programs at Columbia University, SNCC voting rights plans, and New Rochelle Town College Sophomore Career Lectures on law and public relations careers with future topics on campus trends.
Letters discuss a $600 Barnard Student Grant program for upperclassmen funded by the Undergraduate Association and President McIntosh. Applicants must follow a five step process with faculty guidance deadline October 31. Concerns about access and liberal arts spirit are raised.
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