Barnard College Weekly Staff and Editorial Details
Barnard Bulletin lists editors and staff for weekly publication. Includes Jessiea Zive, Beth Falk, Liss Lerman as editors, Alison Collins sports editor, and a wide roster of contributors. Photography editors are Martha Nelson and Cathy Zerbal.
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Beth Falk Liss Lerman
Jami Bernard
Dorothy Hicks
Randy Banner
Sabrina Freed
Robert Brager
Margaret O'Connell
Leah Nathans
Jessica Zive
Nancy Carlin
Margaret Zweig
Steve Jacobs
Marilyn Merker
Felice Zwas
Dena Ribner
Monita Buchwald
Michael Musto
Jor Darin
Patricia Tinto
Dylan Landis
Rebecca Giiksman
Sarah Gold
Barnard College
Barnard
Martha Nelson
Cathy Zerbal
Barnard Bulletin
Barnard Bulletin Verse Looks at Student Grievances in 1975
The Barnard Bulletin from April 3 1975 reflects student concerns at Barnard College with Pass-Fail dates tuition dorm livability and a weak sports program. It presents verses about undergrad politics advisor failures and demand for affirmative action while urging action from both individuals and the student government.
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Barnard
Whm
Barnard calls for Women’s Studies program expansion
Barnard announces support for a Women’s Studies Concentration and broader curricular integration. Editors urge incorporation into academic policy and catalog listings to reflect commitment to women’s education beyond the Women’s Center.
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Barnard
Barnard Women's Center
Women's Center
Barnard Discipline Sparks Dorm Council Roar
Barnard's 616 Dorm Council threatens a room by room search amid a campus vandalism wave. Students steal furniture and graffiti a Columbia dean's office while staff call for strict punishment and rehabilitation debates swirl.
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Barnard
Columbia
Emily Gregory Award Dinner Honors Professor Chambers
The McAc student faculty committee hosts the first Emily Gregory Award dinner on Tuesday April 8 in the Faculty Dining Room. Cocktails at 5 30 p m and dinner follow. Tickets cost 4 for students and 10 for others.
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McAc
Emily Gregory
John Chambers
Lehman Auditorium
James Dean
Marlon Brando
Mark Strand
James Reis
McAe
Barnard Hall
Exhibit of Toulouse-Lautrec at Isselbacher Gallery
An Isselbacher Gallery show presents Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec posters from the Symbolist era depicting Paris cabaret life. The exhibit features Cycle Michael (1896) and La Vache Enrage among 28 works, highlighting Lautrec’s movement and use of color.
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France
Paris
Henri de Toulouse- Lautrec
Isselbacher
Madison Avenue
88Th Street
Lautrec
Jane Avril
New Jersey
Michael
Buffalo
Met
Bottom Line Club Offers Affordable Jazz and Folk Concerts
The Bottom Line on Fourth Street near Washington Square South offers intimate shows with major acts like George Benson and David Bromberg at $4.00, $5.00 Saturdays. The club seats nearly 500, enabling direct artist-audience interaction and avoiding the high prices of larger halls.
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Fourth Street
Washington Square South
New York
George Benson
David Bromberg
Benson
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Jessiea Zive
Margot Hughes
Terri Apfelbaum
Karen Brens
Alison Collins
Pearl
Beryl
Undergrad
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Iran
Bulletin
Carol-Ann Allen
Jean Anne Kiewal
Columbia University
McGill
Peterson
Shah of
Revolutionary Student Brigade
Iraq
Syria
Beypt
PLO
Israel
R&b
RSB
Middle East
The
Spartacus Youth League
SYL
Dean Harvey Picker
Tranian Student Association
ISA
Young Socialist Alliance
USA
Rsber
YSA
Ken Richards
Howard Wagamuffin
Milbank
McIntosh
BHR
Carman
Columbia Security
Toulouse-Lautrec
Camille Pissarro
Metropolitan Museum
Manet
Gaugin
Jeanne Avril
Robbie Brager
Balitom Line
Bromberg
Sharon
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