Barnard Bulletin Staff and Notice Fragments
Barnard Bulletin lists student editors Ruth Aney Jean MacLaren Marilyn Karmason Esther Mendelsohn and others. The note references publication irregularities during vacation periods and Post Office filing as second class matter in New York City with subscriptions at 8.50 annually and 10 cents per copy.
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Barnard College
New York N. Y
Ruth Aney
Jean Maclaren
Marilyn Karmason
Esther J. Mendelsohn
Joan Houston
Myra Kch
Stein—Bulletin
Batten
Barton
Lois Campaine
Libby Hayman
Myra Kohh
Bulletin Launches Year-End Dean's Issue Tradition
In the first Special Dean's Issue the Bulletin begins a tradition of closing each term with a review of the college’s year. The final issue of the outgoing staff recaps activities, events, and milestones from the academic year.
Next Year At Barnard Eyes Lift In Student Activities
Mary Jean Huntingdon, next year’s Undergraduate President, urges greater student interest in Barnard extra curricular life. She highlights Vocational Curriculum and Political Council groups, stressing better information, continuous student faculty contact, and active assemblies to counter apathy.
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Mary Jean Huntingdon
Barnard
Miss Huntingdon
Advanced Psychology Programs at Columbia and Indiana Universities
Columbia Graduate School of Psychology offers experimental tracks in vision and learning under leaders like Woodworth and Poffenberger with access to the Psychiatric Institute for clinical exposure. Indiana University provides MA and PhD paths in experimental and clinical psychology with labs, fellowships, and strict admission standards.
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Columbia Graduate School of Psychology
Robert Woodworth
Albert Poffenberger
Clarence Graham
William Schoenfeld
Henry Garret
Fred Keller
Psychology 1
Medical Center
Columbia College
Indiana University
Psychological Clinic
Indiana
D. G. Ellison
Bloomington
Notable Women in the Masthead of 1949 Mortar Board
Profiles of Marilyn Karmason Marlies Wolf Esther Mendelsohn Joan Houston Norine McDonough June Stein and others detail their roles and personalities in the Bulletin newsroom. The piece notes Karmason plans Harvard Medical School, Mendelsohn’s organized mind, and Stein’s advertising leadership, among playful asides about staff duties.
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Marilyn Karmason
Bulletin
Harvard Medical School
Marlies Wolf
Woman About Town
Met
Esther Mendelsohn
Barnard Hall
Joan Houston
Miss Sturtevan
Music and theater season highlights through May
Barrie Tait surveys New York offerings from opera to ballet, film to galleries. Madame Butterfly Aida and La Boheme headline the NYC Opera while Bruno Walter conducts Beethoven at Carnegie Hall. Ballet Theatre opens April 17 with Igor Youskevitch and a varied program through May 8.
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N.Y.C. Opera Company
The
Philharmonic Symphony
Bruno Walter
Carnegie Hall
Dance of Life
Ballet Theatre
the Metropolitan
Igor Youskevitch
Sun Lake
Helen of Troy
Billy the Kid
Yankees
Dodgers
Yankee Stadium
Ebbets Field
Giants
Cleveland
Polo Grounds
Madison Square Garden
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Barnard Bulletin
Business Manage
Eee Eee Beature Editors
Marlies Wolf Norine McDonough
Mary Markinac
Mary Burchell
Ann Terry
June Stein
Ursula McEnroy
Elizabeth Hayman
Ee Ee
Tee
Columbia
Norine McDonough
Barrie Tait
Degas
the Wildenstein
Museum of Modern Art
George Braque
Hayden Planetarium
Ralph Bellamy
Charley
Mr. Roberts
Henry Fonda
Kate
Chaillot
South Pacific
Rodgers and Hammerstein
Mary Martin
Ezio Pinza
City Center
Medea
Judith Anderson
Man
Superman
Maurice Evans
Bronx Botanical Gardens
Watchworld
Jennie
Rivoli
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