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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1961
Page
1
The piece critiques a cheap polyvinyl wrapper marketed as a burial shroud and sleeping bag for bomb shelter occupants while noting the wider fallout shelter craze. It argues the rush to underground living signals despair, inflames East West tensions, and reflects mass psychosis rather than prudent planning.
Dormitory treasury funds may support an African or other underfunded student at Barnard College. The plan, in collaboration with administrators and the International Institute of Education, aims to fund foreign student admission or continue support for Judy Terry. The effort could broaden cultural exchange and reduce barriers to education for women in teaching social work and dietetics.
Auditions close with a cast led by Peter Shire Paul Corder Hayden Ward and others for the Gilbert and Sullivan Society production of The Mikado to be staged December 13 to 16 Directors include Lorna Haywood Royal College of Music London and Juilliard trained, coordinating all operetta elements Joel Meltz as composer conductor pianist and music director brings theater experience to the show.
Barnard and Columbia senior classes present The Mushroom Makers an original play by Susan Ablon at Minor Latham Playhouse November 14. Dorothy Moskowitz Aram Schefrin music. Reva Mark directs with Mayan ruins set design by W. Dale Cramer and Sheila Levrant costumes. Cast includes Mimi Erlich Tony Wolf Vivien Deutsch Elliot Staples and others.
An opinion piece argues the cold war is already hot through ongoing tests and growing radiation risks. It notes Soviet thermonuclear tests could raise strontium 90 in children and double tolerated radiation, urging awareness amid routine daily life.
Sophomores Renee Feldman and Grace Stern are named Transfer Representative and Foreign Schools Representative respectively. Shart Gruhn and Caroline McCagg are noted along with Lee Salmansohn as chairman for the Currie Committee dated October 26, 196.
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