Barnard Bulletin Editorial and Staff Details
Barnard Bulletin distributed as a semi weekly publication for Barnard College readers with a post office registration in New York. The note lists editorial staff including Miriam Dressler Carla Hitchcock Abby Avin and desk editors Rayna Schwartz Rita Smilowitz and feature editor Piri Halasz.
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Barnard College
Barnard
New York
N. Y
Barbara Coleman
Rayna Schwartz
Hannah Shulman
Rita R. Smilowitz
Piri Halasz
Gloria Richman
FORUM
Barbara Barlin
Miriam Dressler
Wikispire
Carla Hitchcock
Abby Avin
Barnard Reconsiders Traditions of the Humanities Course
A Barnard Ad Hoc committee reviews the Traditions of the Humanities course English 39,40 or Classical Civilization 87,88 which is not offered next year. Calls to reinstate the course and expand it beyond fifteen students, possibly with multiple instructors or guest lecturers, to meet the humanities requirement.
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Barnard
In Support of N S A on Campus
The National Student Association gains active campus role through Academic Freedom Week. The Representative Assembly will decide Barnard’s continued NSA membership and financial support, with urged endorsement and constructive suggestions for campus strengthening.
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National Student Association
NSA
Washington
Representative Assembly
Barnard
Iowan Teaches History by Song at Arts Festival
Clyde Griffen, history instructor at Barnard College, will headline the American Arts Festival on Saturday April 30. He uses folk songs to illustrate American history and will sing two solos with the Folk Song Group, while narrating the songs' background.
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Clyde Griffen
Sigma Chi
Middle East
Barnard College
Griffen
Iowa University
Columbia
Helen Wittenberg
Folk Song and Dance Club
Barnard
Pakistan
State Department
John Henry
Army
Air Force
Europe
Ballet Theatre at the Met Celebrates Fifteenth Anniversary
The Ballet Theatre marks 15 years with director duo Lucia Chase and Oliver Smith guiding a troupe once rooted at Rockefeller Center. Notable figures include Nora Kaye, Igor Youskevitch, and Alicia Alonso as they tour widely and present works like Graduation Ball and A Streetcar Named Desire adaptation with Petrouchka and a pas de deux sequence.
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The
Ballet Theatre
Met
Rockefeller Center Theater
Lucia Chase
Oliver Smith
Nora Kaye
Igor Youskevitch
Alicia Alonso
Ballet Theater
David Lichine
Johann Strauss
Valerie Bettis
Tennessee Williams
Blanche
Petrouchka
Stravinsky
Andre Ben
Barnard sabbatical probe heads to four corners of globe
Four Barnard College professors will take yearlong sabbaticals for global research. Jane Gaston-Mahler will travel through Turkey, Iran, India and Southeast Asia to photograph art objects. John B. Stewart will study David Hume in Nova Scotia and Britain, including Edinburgh and Oxford. Laura R. de Garcia-Lorca will research Clarin in Spain with her husband on Bollinger Fellowship to edit his work and Garcia-Lorca’s edition of his brother’s writings. Aubrey Gorbman will study fish endocrinology at Hawaii’s Coconut Island with a Barnard fellowship.
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Barnard
Globe
Jane Gaston-Mahler
Orient
Turkey
Iran
India
Southeast Asia
Gaston Mahler
John B. Stewart
Great Britain
David Hume
Stewart
Nova Scotia
Hume
Edinburgh
Oxford
Laura R. de Garcia-Lorca
Spain
Clarin
Aubrey Gorbman
Zoology
Hawaii
Coconut Island
University of Hawaii
Gorbman
Profesor Gorbman
Alumnae Find Fulfilling Roles at Barnard Administration
Barnard alumnae now hold varied posts in the college administration. Erika Graaf, class of 1954, heads Admissions after student leadership at Columbia and Mortar Board. Others include Mrs. Glenyth Turner in Placement, Jean Wallace in Public Relations, Dotty Coyne in Alumnae Office, and Mrs. Thommerhave in the Office of the Associate Deans.
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Barnard
Columbia
Erika Graaf
Mortarboard
Miss Graaf
Graduate French School
Middlebury College
Middlebury
Vermont
Glenyth Turner
Burgess
Jean Wallace
Dotty Coyne
Miss Wallace
Miss Coyne
Erage
Dotty
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