Barnard BULLETIN Editorial Policy Statement
The Barnard BULLETIN states its aim to report campus and select off campus news quickly and accurately within a four page semi weekly format. It supports student opinions in editorials and letters to the editor, while not claiming to represent the entire student body.
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Versatile Editor Dotty Coyne Shapes Barnard Bulletin
Dorothy Coyne, editor of Barnard Bulletin, balances work with social life and travel. Her leadership fostered a modern morgue and photo file, expanding coverage on national and local issues.
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Les Sonderling at La Societe Francaise Barnard College
La Societe Francaise presented Robert Merle's Les Sonderling directed by Eve Daniel. Cezaire debates genius with the eccentric Sonderling family while Gloria tests him. notable performances include Jeanine Parisier as Mutsch and Marcia Rubenstein as Arthur the skeleton.
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Letters to the Editor on Representative Assembly Coverage
A Barnard student letter questions a campus article about the 1952 53 Representative Assembly meeting. The writer says the headline misled readers by implying quick ratification and that comments cited as made during the meeting were actually voiced afterward. The letter urges fairer reporting to foster a more vital Assembly.
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Editor Letter on SCAF Clash Over Academic Freedom
A reader criticizes April Bullet in letter by Phebe Marr, arguing the Student Committee for Academic Freedom factions blur issues. The piece condemns McCarthyite methods, questions exclusion clauses, and notes factions favor loyalty tests while debating who may join SCAF and influence university policy.
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