Barnard Bulletin Staff and Circulation Details
Barnard Bulletin published semi weekly by students at Barnard College for the Ubergraduate Association. Entered as second class matter October 19 1928 at the New York post office under the March 8 1879 act. Subscription rate 350 yearly. Features editor Leslie Morgan Joan Stearns Aida Di Pace Bernice Friedenthal Betsy Weinstein Audrey Weissman Marisa Macina staff editor Nancy Isaacs News board members and town staff listed with titles and names.
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Benard College
New York
N. Y
Leslie Morgan
Joan Stearns
Aida DI Pace
Bernice Friedenthal
Betsy Weinstein
Audrey Weissman
Marisa Macina
Nancy Isaacs
Edith Richmond
Constance Alexander
Adele Estrin
Penny Nichols
Looking Ahead at 1950 Extracurricular Plans
The piece analyzes the 1949 50 year in review and looks to future roles for Political Council Eligibility Committee and Curriculum Committee. It argues PC should gain responsibility, Eligibility needs a revised point system and better records, while Curriculum should focus on key areas. Continuous scrutiny and experimentation are urged.
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Political Council
Diana Crane Reflects On Barnard Life And Eligibility Work
Diana Crane, Eligibility Chairman, recalls Barnard’s friendly atmosphere and discusses student behavior rules. Born in the U S but long resident of England, she emphasizes welcoming students, aims to study psychology, and notes changes in club reporting and eligibility procedures.
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Diana Crane
Barnard
Diana
England
Blue Book
Miss Pietsch
Miss Smith
Professor Haller
Hadassah Dunitz
Maria Escoda
Focus April issue balances art poetry fiction and non fiction
Beulah Sternberg notes Focus's April number offers balanced content with fiction poetry art and non fiction. Highlights include Granite a nature poem Reverence for spring pieces Rebirth Straw Vote and two stories by Pietsch and Smith set in medieval and modern New York respectively.
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Focus
Beatrice Laskowitz
Evelyrd Weinrich
Eliza Pietsch
Patricia Smith
New York
Miss Smith
Watchword Sadler Wells Ballet Returns to New York
Sadler Wells Ballet will play a three week season starting September 10 in New York with Margot Fonteyn Moira Shearer and Robert Helpmann in the cast. Tickets are available by mail from S Hurok 711 Fifth Avenue. The program includes American premieres of Don Quixote and Scenes de Ballet.
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Sadler Wells’ Ballet
New York
S. Hurok
Fifth Avenue
Margot Fonteyn
Moira Shearer
Robert Helpmann
Scenes de Ballet
Doughty and Dowling Keep Barnard Library Shelves
Richard Doughty and Bill Dowling, identical in drive and height, work as library helpers at Barnard, shelving books and shoving in chairs after school. Both seniors aim for future aviation careers and share a close six year friendship. They juggle other jobs and basketball with the Pontiacs, while reading Bulletins and avoiding Columbia College.
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Richard Doughty
Bill Dowling
Barnard
Bill
Richard
Power Memorial Academy
Irish Christian Brothers
Spartan Aeronautical School
Oklahoma
New York
Oldsmobiles
Pontiacs
Matt
Jeff
Bulletin
Columbia College
Columbia
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