Barnard Bulletin Staff and Publication Details
Barnard Bulletin is published semi weekly during the college year by Barnard College students. It lists editorial leadership including Editor in Chief Barbara Coleman and Business Manager Audrey Shakin, with a large managing board and staff across roles such as Forum Editor Ruth Helf and Feature Editor Audrey Ann Appel.
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Barnard College
Barnard
New York
Fran Deardon
Joan Kent
Enid Reichel
Diana Rosenberg
Audrey-Ann Appel
Installation Assembly Debate at Barnard Stirs Student Council Choice
The Assembly Committee proposes a four of six choice for next year and weighs retaining the Installation Assembly as a required spring program. Opponents question if a five minute briefing suffices to educate students on Representative Assembly and Student Council work, arguing the Assembly lacks impact and suggesting it be optional rather than mandatory.
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Barnard
Dancing Bug Shapes Luis Olivares Life and Career
Luis Olivares, a Spanish dancer, discusses his career with the José Greco Ballet Company and his move from engineer plans to dance. He recounts world tours, roles from stage director to soloist, and TV appearances. Now a teacher in New York, he trains students to develop individual style within discipline.
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Luis Olivares
Spain
Switzerland
Holland
England
Finland
Canada
South America
Copenhagen
Olivares
Ogden Reid Rebuts Plural Executive Critique on Eisenhower
Mrs. Ogden Reid, former Herald Tribune Board president, writes that the March 8 1956 Bulletin editorial overlooks how President Eisenhower fully dedicates himself to major duties. She argues he delegates only minor tasks that should be handled deeper in the administration and notes his unusually hospitable nature leads to excessive entertaining.
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Ogden Reid
Herald Tribune Board
Bulletin
Eisenhower
Climate of Eden at Barnard Receives Notable Review
Wigs and Cues directs Moss Hart drama Climate of Eden with Jean Houston shaping a professional tone. Gregory played by William Kaye and Olivia by Myra Adamwaite deliver strong performances though some scenes hint at overacting. supporting cast and jungle setting add realism while lighting by Frank Rinaldi enhances mood.
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Jean Houston
Moss Hart
Barnard
William Kaye
Gregory
Myra Adamwaite
Olivia
Mr. Kaye
Carlotta Lief
Mabel
Miss Houston
Ted Cooke
Lisa Doty
Jerry Pagano
Berton
Richard Pearlman
Garey
Donald Schwartz
Mr. Buckmaster
Frank Rinaldi
Eden
Authorities Find Roberta Klugman Rumor Not Unfounded
A campus bulletin refutes rumors that late editor Roberta Klugman was multiple people. It describes her as a single, energetic leader who unified staff, rewrote Near East stories, and balanced duties while maintaining the editorial page tribute.
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Bulletin
Klugman
B.C
Canny Ennough
Near East
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Margot Kuhn
Marjorie Lechten
Linda Novick
Sue Oppenheimer
Phyllis Spiegelstein
Janet Steinfeld
Nancy Stiles
Susan Wartur
Jackie Zelniker
Rosemary Lisanti
Breena Triestman
Catherine Nicastri
Diane Pearstone
Marise Suss
Debby Zucker
Diana Rosen
Piri Halasz
Hannah Shulman
Rita R. Smilowitz
Rayna Schwartz
Sandy McCaw
Judy Smaith
Bunny Stolls
Elaine Postelneck
Judy Smith
José Greco
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