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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1961
Page
1
Yesterday the Representative Assembly again voted to table a resolution condemning Queens College for banning Communist speakers. The editor argues timing and persistence of debate matter and urges action tomorrow unless further discussion is needed.
The piece analyzes professorial rating systems from medieval salaries to modern aims. It argues ratings guide administration on student opinions and balance teaching skill with scholarship. It cautions overemphasizing teaching quality at the expense of pure scholarship.
Barnard faculty and students discuss The Liberal Arts Education Meaning Significance and Problems for the first Learning for Living broadcast on CBS radio. Sub topics include The Role of the Educated Woman in Society and Mixing Marriage and Career with panels from Barnard majors and faculty. The second program airs Oct 27 with Professor Harold Stahmer and three seniors exploring Is There an Upsurge of Religion on the Campus Today. Church denominations reflect differing views on religion and campus theology trends.
Three weeks into The Sixties discussion group, students praise its unpressured format and current topic discussions. Moderator Riordan Roett guides sessions with brief lectures setting out background facts for informed debate.
The production features Mimi played by Francesca Roberto a 26 year old newcomer to the Metropolitan Opera and winner of its nationwide competition last April. The Metropolitan Museum of Art offers lecture courses on ten great painters with Velazquez on November 1 Vermeer on November 8 tickets two dollars an hour before lectures. Shoshana Damari and Joan Baez perform at Town Hall on November 4 and 11 respectively.
The French English journal Two Cities publishes in original language without translation. Serge Gavronsky, associate editor in New York, helped launch it in France in 1938 59 and oversees its American supervision.
A reader criticizes Mada Levine for partial reporting on Vito Battista's Wollman Auditorium talk and for biased phrasing. The letter calls out selective quotes and the mislabeling of Battista as a professional city planner, arguing for impartial journalism and clear attribution. It also notes a Barnard cheerleaders controversy over pay status at Columbia games.
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