Barnard Bulletin Ownership and Circulation Notice
Barnard College issues a twice weekly student publication the Barnard Bulletin. The oct 1 1963 filing lists Barnard Undergraduate Association as owner with 2200 total copies printed of which 150 paid by subscription and 1850 free distribution. Bord Printing Co handles publishing.
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Bord Printing Co
West 18Th
Pulers
Barnard College
116Th Street
Broadway
New York
New ‘York
Ann ‘Fleisher
West 116Th Street
N.Y
Loraine ‘Botkin
Barnard Undergraduate Association
Marjorie ‘Schulte
Study Group Proposes Open Review of Barnard Student Government
The article discusses winter timing and March Barnard elections. It notes a $30,000 student fund allocation and calls for an open study group to compare executive structures. The goal is to present better alternatives for student control of activities before the referendum.
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Barnard
Droll Ronk Heads Folklore Night at Wollman Auditorium
Arlene Kaiz review notes Dave Von Ronk’s strong set closing a Friday folk concert at Ferris Booth Hall with New Lost City Ramblers and Bonnie Dobson. Ramblers impress with literate bluegrass fare while Von Ronk delivers a gut blues voice, dynamic range, and compelling storytelling.
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Wollman Auditorium
Ferris Booth Hall
New Lost City Ramblers
Bonnie Dobson
Miss Dobson
New Yost City
John Cohen
Tracy Schwartz
Dave von Ronk
Lazarus
Billie Holliday
Mr. von Ronk
Fair Weather Friends by Arthur L. Ingraham
The poem recounts a man named Morley who finds success by spending wherever he goes. He enjoys loyal friends until he loses face and his job. With troubles rising, no help remains and a circle of dogs yelps around him.
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Dylan
Hollis Brown
South Dakota
Davy Moore
Bob Dylan
Ballad of a Sad Cafe at Martin Beck Theatre
Edward Albee and Allan Schneider stage Carson McCullers tale The Ballad of a Sad Cafe at Martin Beck Theatre in a bold production. Colleen Dewhurst dominates as Amelia Evans with Michael Dunn as Cousin Lymon while Lou Antonio portrays Marvin Macy in three evolving roles. The narrator use and lyric flow receive mixed reception but the drama keeps its blend of humor and tragedy.
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Arson McCullers
Migs McCullers
Edward Albee
Allan Schnélider
Miss “MéCullérs
Tiélaicholly
Virginia Woolf
Cousin Lymon
Michael Dunn
Marvin Macy
Lou Antonio
Miss Amelia
Marvins
Antonio
Amelia
Mr. Albee
Roscoe Lee Browne
William Prince
Martin Beck
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Sylvia Lerman
Rita Schneider
Ellen Youngerson
DESK
Marian Kirsch
Barbara Sheklin
Gloria Leitner
K. Lowenthal
Alice Rubinstein
Antoinette Butler
Mary Gaffney
Boro Printing
Loraine Botkin
Mada Levine
Naomi Weintraub
By Arlene Kaiz
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Poet's Corner
Arthur L. Ingraham
Morley
Dewhurst Mec Catters
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Amelia Evans
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