Benevolent reflections on Barnard Bulletin and student life
The writer reflects on a year of Barnard College student government and administration. They praise debate, openness, and reform while urging continued experimentation and active governance. They note mixed outcomes and call for faster progress beyond benevolent restraint.
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Dean McIntosh
Barnard
Bulletin
Former Bulletin Eds Attain Career Fame
Bulletin editors since 1910 have pursued prominent careers. Leonie Adams Troy, poet and Library of Congress chair, Irma Simonton Black, author and columnist, Margaret Mead ethnologist and museum associate, Carol Weiss King immigration lawyer, all built notable post bulletin paths.
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Bulletin
Barnard
Leonie Adams Troy
High Falcon
Troy
Library of Congress
National Institute of Arts and Letters
Columbia School of General Studies
Irma Simonton Black
Parent’s Magazine
Miss Mead
Australia
Ireland
World Federation of Mental Health
Carol Weiss King
Harry Bridges
U. S. Supreme Court
William Schneiderman
Wendell Willkie
Ex Editor Morgan Reveals Wide Background and Interests
Leslie Morgan, Barnard Bulletin editor in chief, retires after six weeks. She plans to finish college work, finals prep, and comprehensives. Morgan opposed freshmen courses and campus politics affecting the paper, and led reforms on candidate platforms. She came from William and Mary, joined Bulletin as associate editor, and directed staff from Greenwich Village apartment with purple accents. She hopes to return to the Herald Cant. on Page 3, Col. 4.
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Leslie Morgan
Barnard Bulletin
Leslie
Bulletin
Crusade For Freedom
Eisenhower
Columbia University
Barnard
William and Mary College
Maryland
Gus Hall
Columbia
Llewellyn Lemenwy
Les
Greenwich Village
The
Herald
Bulletin Marks 50 Years Of Barnard College News
The Barhard Bulletin, founded fifty years ago to replace crowded bulletin boards, grew into a crusading weekly highlighting dormitories, a gym, and student life. It printed notices, theses topics, engagements and alumnae notes, and supported war relief during World War II.
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Barhard Bulletin
Spectator
Bulletin
The
Athletic Association
Teachers’ College
England
Standard Oil Company
Barnard
Columbia
Columbia University
the Bear
Fiske Hall
Rep Assembly
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