Barnard Bulletin Editorial Staff Listed for 1960s Era
The Barnard Bulletin lists Miriam Burstein as editor in chief and a managing board featuring Annette Auld Betty Sachs Meade Shackelford June Rita Wall. Editorial board members include Nancy Edwards Frances Hitch Dorothy Terrace and others with Leila Ross Betty Smith and Sandra Visconti among the names. Departments show Business Phyllis Brand and Welen Sack as advertising manager Elaine Jose circulation Marcia Holstein and Photography.
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Phyllis Brand
Welen Sack
Elaine Jose
Marcia Holstein
Bulletin editor vows honest journalism and clear student focus
The new editor pledges to publish news genuinely believed to be necessary for the school paper and to avoid basing content on custom. She thanks the retiring administration and editors for their service and affirms the Bulletin’s role for undergraduates. The piece stresses responsibility to timely, relevant college news.
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Bulletin
New York Times
Bulletin invites student input to shape its coverage
The column encourages feedback from all subscribers to reflect the school’s pulse. It invites suggestions criticisms and opinions offered constructively and stresses the value of broad participation to fulfill the bulletin’s role. It cites resolution one paragraph one as proof of sincerity.
Beverly Vernon a modern politico at Barnard
Beverly Vernon embodies the modern political persona as she nears her twenty first birthday. A government major and Barnard correspondent to the Herald Tribune she dreams of Europe and foreign correspondence while managing a busy dorm life and a wide network of international acquaintances.
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Beverly Vernon
Beverly
Willkie
Roosevelt
Europe
Germany
America
Brooks
Bath
Long Beach
Long Island
Barnard
The
Herald Tribune
Times Square
Erly
New Zealand
Maurice Hindus
Gundar Hagg
Political Association
N. Y
Students’ International Union
Peardon
Carey
Waller
Conrad Heiden
Postwar World Themes in Term Papers Review
Students study economic and philosophical aspects of the postwar era for courses led by Helen Parkhurst and Gertrude Rich. Topics cover race, re education of Germans, social ethics, world federation, and postwar economy including veteran plans and reconversion.
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Helen Parkhurst
Gertrude Rich
World Federation
Hildegarde Kneeland
Devil's Disciple onstage at Brinckerhoff with Leora Dana
Advance posters announce Jown By Nancy Edwards Shaw performing at Brinckerhoff a week from today with Leora Dana as Mrs Dudgeon and Raiford Ragsdale as Dick. The revival emphasizes the Puritan clash and Shaw’s paradox of a devout boy navigating moral conflict in Revolutionary New England.
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Shaw
Brinckerhoff
New England America
Hermanus Bleaker Hall
Albany
Atlantic
Essie
Richard Mansfield
Dick Dudgeon
Mr. Skinner
Princeton
Mansfield
Theater Guild
Roland Young
Young
General Burgoyne
Jennifer Howard
Guild
John Bunyan
Hell
Heaven
Student Art Exhibition Showcases Varied Techniques
Following a silk screen print exhibit, art students contribute diverse works for Odd Study habitués. Pencil portraits, oils, and impressionistic landscapes fill a long wall with framed pieces including a pink tulip and a Rolando signed sail boat. Dushka Haworth’s ninety minute oil sketch, Marjorie Wysong landscapes, and a vivid seated woman study anchor the display.
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Rolando
Dushka Haworth
Marjorie Wysong
Also Mentioned on This Page
Barnard Bulletin
New York
Miriam Burstein
Annette Auld
Betty Sachs
Nancy Edwards
Frances Hitch
Dorothy Terrace
News Board
Dolores Drew
Joan Leff
Joan Raup
Judith Rudansky
Joan Zeiger
Associate
June Felton
Frances Liebesman
Ruth Lyons
Cynthia Morse Shreve
Patricia Pierce
Ruth Raup
Leila Ross
Betty Smith
Sandra Visconti
Jean Weddle
Ruth Berger
Anne Bukowski
Avella Malouf
Renée Jones
Ruth Maier
Miriam Gabin
Ruth Janis
Anita Alen
By Joan Zeiger
Economics
By Nancy Edwards
By Joan Leff
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