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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1952
Page
1
Barnard College students publish a semi weekly bulletin for the Barnard Community. It is mailed as second class matter from New York with a 1928 date. Subscription costs are listed at 3.50 per year and 10 cents per single copy.
The listing names the editor in chief Dorothy Coyne and key staff including business manager Maxine Stein and senior editors Lynne Bresser Phebe Ann Marr Ellen Schleicher. It also lists WEWS editor Lenore Self advertising manager Trudy Finnedman and multiple news boards and probationary staff members.
An editorial criticizes Columbia University for ignoring cafeteria workers and maintenance staff demands to unionize, noting ongoing strikes and the university’s claim of normal functioning. It praises some student and faculty opposition to the administration’s stance and urges students to recognize the policy ramifications.
Barbara Lyons reports Renee Madesker ’53 won Barnard’s Undergraduate Association presidency on a platform favoring a strengthened honor system and active student government. She cites proctored exams at St. Paul’s London and aims to boost public support, constitutional revision, and broaden student participation.
The Barnard Gilbert and Sullivan Society presented Patience this weekend with standout voices. Laura Sheskin coloratura stars as the maid, David Blair Bunthorne and Thomas Tamlyn Grovesnor impress, and Miss Anderson plus Blair draw praise for performance. Joanne Slater receives credit as founder and president, with Serena Lipton at the piano.
Joyce LeBois explores Columbia University Libraries from the main Butler Library to 31 branches. The piece details stacks, catalogues, reference rooms, lending rules, rare manuscripts, and the Dewey Decimal System, tracing growth from 1761 to the Butler Library era.
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