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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1956
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin issued semi weekly by Warnard College students for the Barnard Community. Entered post October 19 1928 at the New York NY Post Office under the 1879 act. Subscription 350 dollars per year single copy 10 cents. Editor in Chief Barbara Coleman Business Manager Audrey Shakin.
The article lists managing board and editors including Fran Dearden Joan Kent Enid Reichel Diana Rosenberg and feature editors Audrey-Ann Appel Rachel Mayer with forum editor Ruth Helf among associate news staff and probationary writers. Circulation desk editors and day editors are named Cristina Nicastri Diane Pearlstone Fran Dearden and Joan Kent.
Letter from Barnard students criticizes Student Council for delaying a decision on an exchange program with Russian and American universities. They cite Oberlin and Moscow University invitations, urge Council to act, and suggest polling the student body and seeking broader input.
Milburn Smith, Columbia Players general manager, presides at John Jay Hall amid posters and piano, tracing the group from its 1894 Varsity Show origins to a five production season. He notes past hits Camino Real and Murder in the Cathedral, the shift from all male to mixed casts, and a policy of new directors each production to avoid formulas.
Bong-Wan Cho from Korea, Barnard College’s new student, compares American and Korean life noting similarities in education and government. She explains social norms, schooling structure, and views on US openness, while praising U.S. organization and markets as she studies and plans writing in English.
In New York cinema offerings Alec Guinness stars in The Ladykillers at the Sutton with witty dialogue and British charm. Citizen Kane plays its last weeks at the 55th St Playhouse showcasing Orson Welles’s signature tricks. Letters from My Windmill screens in Manhattan with Daudet adaptations and French subtitles offering Gallic wit and playful satire.
A Letter to the Editor challenges Bulletin coverage of the All-College Spring Formal. It states Social Council coordinated the event with four Class Social Chairmen sharing tasks and Peggy Anne Gilcher in charge, arguing official financial figures should come from her for accuracy.
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