Barnard Bulletin Staff and Contributions List
Barnard Bulletin lists editorial and staff roles for the semi weekly college publication. Names include editor in chief Geraldine Kirshenbaum business manager Renee Shakin news editors Donna Click and Sandra Perlmutter and many staff members across sections and circulation.
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Geraldine Kirshenbaum
Donna Click
Sandra Perlmutter
Mona Cowen
Sally Seidgoff
Barbara Silver
Extra Currie at Barnard Stirs Student Apathy Debate
The Barnard BULLETIN examines the extra curricular program and its link to student involvement as officers are elected and activity year ends. It questions candidate shortages for student government posts and notes that most value lies in clubs rather than governance, urging broader discussion.
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Students Appraise Barnard Activities and Humor
Ingrid Otten argues Barnard College extracurriculars offer students a view of community life through student government clubs and publications. She praises hands on projects, camaraderie, and personal growth while urging more humor and balance to keep events in perspective.
Flexibility Needed For Each Barnard Student
A Barnard essay argues for flexible extra curricular participation beyond formal clubs. It contends that both tangible activities and informal engagement through conversations and annex hours reflect student needs. The piece rejects apathy as a systemic flaw and calls for individualized, evolving opportunities for each student.
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Promotion Groups To Stop Apathy at Barnard
Toni Crowley argues Barnard extra curriculars suffer from apathy and weak leadership. She urges integrated election promotion groups, warmer welcomes for new participants, and proactive push to energize student government and freedoms.
Goal of Activities Should Be Service
Ruth Pierson argues student government should center on service not politics. She urges sustaining enthusiasm to recruit more participation, noting fear of apathy and the need to temper narrow political focus for broader student involvement. She stresses education as primary and government as an extracurricular serving values.
Separate Policies and Regulations Separate Policies and Regulations
Phebe Mann Marr 53 writes on campus controversy over value and function of extra curricular student government and how democratic society needs mechanisms to resolve conflicts for the student body.
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Phebe Mann Marr
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