Senate approves near two billion in college construction aid
The Senate passed a bill to provide nearly two billion dollars for college and university construction with House approval already secured on a one point one nine three billion dollar plan. Key disputes include facility eligibility tied to sciences and libraries and a tax payer challenge provision affecting church related schools. Our campus Barnard College seeks funding for its new building as part of broader expansion for higher education facilities nationwide.
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Ramblers Dobson to Perform at FBH Friday Night
Ferris Booth Hall hosts the New Lost City Ramblers Bonnie Dobson and Dave van Ronk at Wollman Auditorium for an 8 p.m. Friday concert. Dobson delivers Canadian folk veins. van Ronk brings a strong Negro-tinged voice. Tickets run 2.00 in advance 2.50 at the door.
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Bard Joins Quatrains Wood Work Bard Joins Quatrains
Carpenter poet Arthur L Ingraham of Milbank Hall carpentry shop writes quatrains from current events and past experiences. He began diary entries in nineteen thirty five and now selects finished and unfinished poems for Bulletin. Born in Nova Scotia he traces his love of poetry to grammar school memorization and advocates easier to understand verse in schools.
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Poet's Corner Prize and a Burned Diesel Joke
A poet recalls winning a prize years ago and keeping the intact check though its value faded. A joked exchange about a fireman burned to death on a Diesel engine centers on a cigarette and a feather bed catching fire.
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Joe
Moe
Barnard Letter Ethics Clash Critique Of Bulletin
Readers fault the Bulletin for ethical breaches in handling Professor Kennedy’s letter and the Spectator dispute. The letter accuses editors of lacking balance and omitting full text, while Kennedy notes he avoided naming himself to avoid Barnard administration confrontation until research completes.
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Under the Yum Yum Tree Teases Comic Grit in Plot
Film review notes the Columbia release Under the Yum Yum Tree stars Jack Lemmon and Paul Lynde with Dean Jones Carol Lynley and Rock Hudson in supporting roles. The plot follows two college lovers testing charact er compatibility while living together watchful landlord Hogan causes comic misadventures. The piece decries the script as implausible and jokes deemphasize the cast.
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