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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1956
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin issued semi weekly by Barnard College students with postal registration details. The note lists editors and staff including Editor in Chief Barbara Coleman and Business Manager Audrey Shakin Andres Ann Appel Rachel Maver, along with subscription rates and post office information.
The editorial proposes abolition of the Clubs Council and creation of an Activities Council to coordinate Barnard clubs, classes, publications, and events with an administrative and publicity division. It also calls for the Honor Board to judge offenses by faculty after category grouping, with chairman nomination at the Nomination Assembly and greater faculty participation in academic judgments. The proposals aim to involve students and faculty in governance and event planning.
Editorial argues for widening Barnard student involvement through random lot selection and broad participation. It questions current elections and urges distributing governance seats across classes and campuses while acknowledging risks of instability and questions of representation.
Janet Burroway, Barnard junior, wins $100 third prize in Teen Teen Teen Teen short story contest after transferring from New York and serving as a guest editor for Mademoiselle. She cites luck and talent, with a future plan including a Christmas marriage and work at Paris Review.
Focus presents a two night program in Minor Latham Theatre with readings of T. S. Eliot The Wasteland by Professor David A Robertson Jr and Dolph Sweet with Mollie Vesey and chorus. Louis Simpson read poetry and The Advertisements Singers performed Renaissance and Baroque pieces. Genevieve Chinn premiered Trio for Violin Clarinet and Piano with Moore and Roussakis.
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