Barnard Bulletin Names Staff and Roles for College Year
The Barnard Bulletin lists editors and staff across sections including editor Elaine Ryan Ruth Landesman Marilyn Schwartz Marguerite Sl Juoa n Betty Wall and various editors for town, letters, feature, art, and business. It also names associate news board members and probationary and business staff for the semi weekly publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Ryan
Ruth Landesman
Marilyn Schwartz
Marguerite Sl Juoan
Betty Wall
Ruth Aney
Jane Gordon
Lether Jones
Marilyn Karmason
Betty Lou Kirtley
Amelia Coleman Calder
Dorothy Clark
Inge Falk
Barbara Healy
Jeanne-Marie Kranich
Elizabeth Hayman
Carol Reynolds
Marlies Welt
Elizabeth Aschner
Atina Chacho
Shirley Cohen
Sue Cox
Manon Freda
Jean Goodman
Joan Haldenstein
Joan Houston
Msra Koh
Jane McInnis
Norine McDonough
Esther Mendelsohn
Rosary Scacciaferro
Joan Scheller
Roselin Seider
About Town
Marhes Wolf
Amalie Mayer
Nada Vodeniitch
Muriel Fox
Dorothy Gaebelein
Marianne Reichert
June Stein
Jean de Santo
Barnard Should Join University Student Council
The Faculty Committee on Student Affairs will consider Barnard's joining the University Student Council at Columbia. The Bulletin argues Barnard should join to gain autonomy with option to abstain, forge closer ties with the university, aid council firm footing, and fulfill its Columbia Community responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
University Student Council
Columbia
Bulletin
Virginia Haggerty
University
Columbia University
University Council
Puritan Scholar William Haller Wins Guggenheim Fellowship
Professor William Haller of Barnard's English department, an authority on the Puritan Revolution, won a Guggenheim fellowship for his work. He traces Cromwell and Milton's influence on American thought and will study at the Huntington Library in California next sabbatical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Cromwell
John Milton
William Haller
Barnard English Department
Haller
United States
Fiske Hall
Barnard
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
William P. Trent
Columbia University
Milton
Huntington Library
San Marino
California
America
Holland
Massachusetts
International Group Meets In Berkshires
Six week summer program in the Berkshire hills gathers thirty college age students from diverse nations. Harvard Yale Amherst professors lead discussions while Archibald McLeash and Phillip Jessup speak. Miss Nevins earns a scholarship to the Institute of World Affairs in Salisbury Connecticut for the twenty second annual session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridith Nevins
Berkshire Hills
Institute of World Affairs
Students’ International Union
Harvard
Yale
Amherst
Archibald McLeash
Phillip Jessup
Browsing Room to Papyrus Collections at Columbia Library
A columnist invites readers to explore Columbia University's library system. Highlights include the Browsing Room on the third floor with casual seating and occasional fires, the Typographic Library with rare items, incunabula such as the Canon Missae of 1458, and a Papyrus Collection with ancient transcriptions.
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Butler Hall
Columbia University
Jane Gordon
Barnard
Floan
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Anne Terry
Cops
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British Museum
London
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American Type Founders Company
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Egypt
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