Barnard College Bulletin Names Editorial and News Staff
Barnard Bulletin details publication as semi weekly student produced and edited by Esther Mendel Greta Hersch Esther Jones Leslie Morgan Laura Pienkny Beverly Yager Norine McDonald Alice Kogan Frances Fuchs Stacy Robak Irma Meinck Joan Stearns Adele Estrin Editor in Chief Business Manager and lists Editorial Assistants News Board About Town Staff Associate News Board and other staff names and roles.
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Esther Jones
Leslie Morgan
Laura Pienkny
Beverly Yager
Norine McDon
Alice Kogan
Frances Fuchs
Stacy Robak
Irma Meinck
Joan Stearns
Adele Estrin
Aida DiPace
Bernice Friedenthal
Marisa Macias
Audrey Weissman
Betsy Weinstein
Nancy Issacs
Nancy Miller
Edith Richmond
Ana Vandellas
About Town
Joan Breen
Lenore Fierstein
Leah Krechevsky
Joan Harris
Sondra Klienman
Judy Kramer
Katherine Munzer
Majorie Nichols
Judith Passoff
Beulah Sternberg
Joan Sacknuts
Lida Traum
Betsy Wade
Evelyn Weinrich
Barnard Money Questions Parking Fee and Platinum Gold Link
The Barnard debate on funding shifts from a five dollar daily professor parking fee to a platinum based path to gold via atomic energy. Bulletin humorously proposes using platinum heirlooms to fund taxes while promoting community ties and parks. A Faculty Action Committee favors organizing the faculty to pool ideas and avoid a rise, with the platinum question as last resort.
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Dunning
Bulletin
Barnard
Barnard College
Morningside
Riverside Drive
Faculty Action Committee
Milbank Architecture Explores Barnard Dichotomy and Style
Milbank Hall blends historic quasi-Georgian design with a cosmopolitan fusion of cultures. Florentine lamps once from Florence echo a brutal past while dove motifs signal peace, as Acanthus leaves fasces and Greek keys adorn brick walls.
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Barnard
Milbank Hall
Florence
Ludovico Settembrini
Milbank
Uncover Omar Khayam Book Mis Cancer of Mind
Barnard alumna Miss Trixie Pattman claims a discovery linking Omar Khayyam's Sanskrit Poem to Winnie the Pooh on skin and hints at religious and symbolic meanings in Barnard's Folly. The piece notes signs of heraldry on the outer walls and debates over the building's architecture and symbolism.
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Trixie Pattman
Barnard
Miss Pattman
Bulletin
Omar Khayham
Pooh
Pihonotos
Babysitting Batman and Barnardite’s Queer Heroine
Joan Williams of the Class of 538 is the most interesting girl at Barnard. Her sole outside interest is babysitting seven nights a week for monetary gain. She plans no romance until age forty and expects to do nothing after graduation. She reads Batman Comics and likes Super-duper Superman.
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Joan Williams
Barnard
Joan
College
Barnard and MGM Plan Public Film Series
Barnard College Faculty teams with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer to produce public films. Gregory Youtz and Ingrid Graham star in a psychological drama exploring unconscious hostility toward psychoanalysis. Frederic Held, Rembrandt, and Zither artist collaborators create an educational piece. A follow up to All the King's Men features Broderick Peardon as a corrupt politician. John Myth and wife traverse wilderness with John A. Hovenhoven as adviser.
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Barnard College
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Gregory Youtz
Ingrid Graham
Ingrid
Gregory
Frederic Held
Rembrandt
Broderick Peardon
W. Pidgeon Moley
John Myth
John A. Hovenhoven
Beret Leads Atlantis Summer Study Trip
Madam Beret will lead Barnard girls on a summer voyage to the sunken island of Atlantis. They depart New York on the submarine Mobia Dick on April 1 and reach Atlantis on April 15 with a six week program at the University of Atlantis for stenography and typewriting.
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Madam Beret
Barnard
Atlantis
Atlantic Ocean
New York Harbor
Mobia Dick
Whale’s Innsides
University of Atlantis
Paris
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Tao
Beret
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