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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1955
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin is published semi weekly during the college year by Barnard College students. It notes second class postage and post office details from October 19 1928 in New York. Subscription is 3 50 per year with single copies at 10 cents.
The text lists staff roles including Business Manager Arlene Zullow and Editorial positions such as Managing Editor Personnel Editor and Feature Adviser Miriam Dressler Carla Hitchcock Abby Avin Advertising Manager Lorraine Handler Circulation Manager Margie Gallanter Staff Manager Safrah Sammell.
The Soviet Foreign Ministry cancelled the planned editor exchange after fingerprinting became a requirement for visas. Observers question Soviet sincerity, noting the move mirrors an attempt to block the program while preserving propaganda gains. The State and Justice Departments viewed the exchange as a step toward free idea flow.
Students await final examination times as the Registrar's Office has not released the program yet. Early posting would ease anxiety and help plan reviews and Easter vacation study time. Other schools release schedules promptly. urging reconsideration of policy.
Barnard alumnae report life overseas in Liberia and Istanbul. Meta Glass Neuberger writes from Istanbul about housing and plumbing gaps but friendly Turkish hosts and fresh fish. Mary Juchter teaches in Liberia's St Augustine High School and shares lejars of adventures, leper visits, and a mud brick home. Joann MacManus serves at the American Consulate and guides students with US history pics and safari plans.
Judy Smith outlines enduring myths about William Shakespeare, contrasting them with documented details. The piece notes disputed birth and death dates, his appearance, schooling, and early career, including connections to patrons and the Mermaid Tavern.
Spectators and actors mingle in a chaotic improvised performance at the Living Theater Studio on 100 Street and Broadway. The Sicilian-themed evening features audience participation, feuding actors, and the line between performer and spectator blurred, with the program titled Tonight We Improvise by Luigi Pirandello.
Professors at Amherst and Smith vote on a joke about teaching a girl who knits versus a boy who sleeps in class, favoring knitters for conscientious work. Rutgers plans plastic student ID cards for universal use except football, citing faster emergency identification. The Rutgers Targum notes the new chef Mr. Lasagna serves 928 female diners with 21 soups in a three week span.
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