Barnard College Bulletin Subscription Details
Barnard Bulletin issued by Barnard College students for the community. Published semi weekly during the college year excluding vacations and exams. Entered as second class matter October 19, 1928 at New York NY post office. Subscription rate 3.50 per year, single copy 10 cents.
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Barnard Graduation Reflections On Curriculum And Life
A senior reflects on four years at Barnard noting curriculum changes since 1948, added majors in American and British Civilization, new education courses, flexible exit requirements, and space issues. She praises faculty responsiveness to student needs, critiques overemphasis on extra curricular activities, and wishes success to new student leaders and the Bulletin editorial board.
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Delighted Audiences Greet Spanish Plays
Ann Besthoff reports on the Spanish Department’s annual drama in Brinckerhoff Theater presented March 28 and 29. Los Habladores and El Santo de la Isidra impressed audiences with professional acting, authentic costumes, and striking scenery. Notable cast includes Eugenio Floriz Margarita Da Cal Amelia Del Rio Laura Garcia Lorca Garcia Lorca and Del Rio with Cecilia Galvis among younger actors.
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Los Habladores
Brinckerhoff Theater
Eugenio Floriz
Margarita da Cal
Mr. da Cal
Amelia del Rio
Madrid
Isidra
Laura Garcia-Lorca
Mr. Garcia-Lorca
da Cal
Mr. del Rio
Maria Escobal
el Santo de la Isidra
They Went to College book surveys postgrad futures
Havemann and West present a statistical study of 9 000 graduates from over 1 000 colleges with data from Time and Columbia University Bureau of Applied Social Research. The book shows high confidence in a college education with 98 percent willing to repeat their choice, and analyzes income, marriage, politics, and social factors by college type and background.
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Ernest Havemann
Patricia West
Time
Columbia University Bureau of Applied Social Research
Havemann and West
Harcourt Brace and Company
Aida DiPace Leads Bulletin Through Historic Year
Sue Nagelberg profiles Aida DiPace the CU graduate student who edited the Bulletin with bold leadership. Under her direction the paper opposed a College Political Council amendment, presented diverse views, and pursued education and history paths, with plans for a future Harvard PhD and Columbia MA.
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Aida DiPace
Aida
Curriculum Committee
Henry Adam
Dibblee
Columbia
Harvard
Clothing Drive Aids Children Across Nine Nations
Save the Children Federation Drive seeks sturdy clothing for underprivileged children in nine states and several regions including Navajo and Papaya Indian Reservations Austria Finland France Germany Greece Italy Lebanon and Korea. Patrica Ring 53 Barnard chairs the effort focusing on rehabilitation and education.
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Jake Daily
Save the Children Federation
Patricia Ring
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Austria
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Italy
Lebanon
Korea
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