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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1964
Page
1
Barnard College students publish a semi weekly paper during the college year aside from vacations and exams. The notice lists second class matter registration dates and standard subscription rate of five dollars per year.
Residents of 616 face a Wednesday all house meeting to decide autonomy or continued Dorm Exec control. Advocates say the unit prefers privacy and self-sufficiency and warn that a rushed choice risks an ill fit government structure.
Brooks residents hosted a silverware exhibit organized by anonymous donors via Miss Penny Lipkin to survey Barnard coeds tastes in design. The event raised funds for the junior class and drew questions about preferred patterns and manufacturers with mixed impressions and several complaints about unlabeled pieces.
Alice Rubinstein praises the James Room Exhibit while noting a labeling error. The German print titled Der letzte Privatier is translated as The Last Privateer, a mislead that ignores Privatier meaning a rentier living on investment income and evokes nostalgia and old fashioned irony.
The Bulletin states that Richard Lefkon’s letter does not reflect the views of Columbia College class of 1966 or the Tabloid. It asserts the piece contains Lefkon's sole opinion and disclaims broader affiliation.
Constance Sayre, recorder for the American Expedition to Hebron, led a 22 student team and Director Dr. Philip C. Hammond on two months of digs in Hebron. They found Early Bronze artifacts, an Islamic house, and burial grounds while living under Jordanian protection near a tense, war-wracked frontier.
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