Barnard Bulletin ownership and circulation data issued
Barnard Bulletin, a semiweekly publication of Barnard College, lists its ownership and circulation details. The 1963 filing shows no bonds or securities, total copies printed at 2,200 with 2,000 distributed, and 150 paid subscribers plus 1,850 free or carrier copies. Editor Ann Fleisher. Publisher listed as none. managing editor Loraine Botkin.
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Barnard Bulletin
Boro Printing Co
West 18Th Street
Darnard College
116Th Street
Broadway
New York
Ann Fleisher
West 116Th Street
N.Y
Loraine Botkin
Barnard Undergraduate Association
Marjorie Schulte
Handbook Exec Should Root Out Barnard Handbook Duties
Our Handbook Executive Committee should decide if the Student Handbook falls under the Undergraduate Association or Barnard Administration. We urge Exec to take editorial and financial control to inspire freshmen and stimulate club participation. The 1963-64 handbook is dull and lacks creative prose, so a new editor could make it inviting and energize campus involvement. Exec should allocate funds now to begin the overhaul.
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Barnard
Exec
Undergrad
Spoon River Anthology comes to Broadway with vitality
A four-actor company with two folk singers and Edgar Lee Masters poems bring Spoon River Anthology to Booth Theatre. The staged reading centers on the deceased residents of a small Midwestern town, exposing hidden lives from six benches and a lectern. Charles Aidman conceived and directs this production shifting between pathos and humor.
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Edgar Lee Masters
Booth Theatre
West Coast
Betty Garrett
Robert Elston
Joyce van Patten
Charles Aidman
Hal Lynch
Naomi Caryl Hirshhorn
Spoon River
Columbia University Chorus Premieres Renaissance Mass at St Pauls
The Columbia University Chorus led by Peter Flanders performed a stirring program of Renaissance music including Palastrina's Mass at St Pauls Chapel on October 21. The review highlights strong acting in Spoon River Anthology readings with versatile performers and lively folk songs enhancing the dramatic effect.
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Columbia University
St. Paul’s Chapel
Peter Flanders
Columbia University Chorus
Palastrina
Javits Favors Campus Politics Engagement and Internships
Senator Jacob K. Javits advocates student involvement in politics calling them useful political workers. He supports Washington internship programs for experience and urges cooperation with campus political groups through speaking events and Q and A sessions. He also suggests student bulletin boards debates and themed rallies to sustain campus political interest.
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Jacob K. Javits
Republican
New York
Javits
Washington
Congressional
Columbia Citizenship Council
Columbia College
Barnard
Capitol Hill
Young Republicans
Young Democrats
John Lindsay
William Fitts Ryan
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