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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1954
Page
1
Barnard students are urged to support an active speakers program with Javits and Lehman. The article notes attendance uncertainty hampers inviting prominent guests and suggests petition campaigns to guarantee interest and ensure worthwhile lectures.
Daily abuse by students in Milbank Hall threatens elevator privileges. Congestion and lack of courtesy have led many to ride for single floors, ignoring the 16 person capacity. Students with medical needs are especially affected. Use should be for rises over one floor and never to descend. Capacity rules must be observed to prevent stalling.
Joyce Shimkin reports Barnard College broadened its student teaching by sending twenty four prospective teachers to split time between Dalton School and P.S. 75 in Manhattan. The program contrasts private and public education, notes workload and resource differences, and highlights improved preparation for permanent certification and licenses.
The piece surveys New York trends for women embracing pipes at Wally Frank's on Nassau Street with a wide pipe range from corn cobs to Tyrolean designs and after-pipe mints. It then highlights the Coffee Mill on West 56 Street for avant-garde coffee, art, and a long lunch, and ends with Harlem area spots Pete Creole's and cautions against Hajji Baba at the Globe and a rash on Mam bo Italiano.
Hannah Shulman as Eligibility Committee chair asks for student and faculty input to reorganize the Blue Book based system. She notes new offices and mismatched point values and invites suggestions to ensure students do not take on excessive activities.
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