Barnard College Bulletin Staff and Facts
Barnard Bulletin published semi weekly during the college year by students of Barnard College. It lists staff roles including cartoonists Nancy Auster and Helen Serrell, business manager, circulation, photographer, news board, about town staff, associate news board, probationary staff, and business staff with various names. Entry details note library and postal classifications and subscription rates.
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Barnard College
New York
Amelia Coleman Calder
Dorothy Clark
Inge Falk
Barbara Heary
Jeanne-Marie Kranich
Elizabeth Hayman
Carol Reynolds
Marhes Wolf
Elizabeth Aschner
Anna Chacho
Sue Cox
Marion Freda
Jean Goodman
Joan Haldenstein
Joan Houston
Myra Koh
Jane McInnis
Norine McDonough
Esther Mendelsohn
Rosary Scacciaferro
Jean Scheller
Roselin Seider
Amalie Mayer
Nada Wodenlitch
Muriel Fox
Fee Rise Ends Student Efforts at Barnard
The Trustees of Barnard adopt a one hundred dollar increase in Residence Halls fees, ending student efforts to avert the rise. The agitation produced unity and interest in college affairs and prompted trustees to seek ways for residents to work to earn part of their fees.
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Barnard
Finis
Campus politics and the Inter Fraternity Political Party
The Spectator notes Columbia College forming an Inter Fraternity Political Party to present candidates. Critics say it acts as a pressure group, with some fraternities refusing to join, risking a party machine rather than issue based student choice. Barnard hopes to avoid sororities and cautions about factional clubs.
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Columbia College
Columbia
SprcTaTor
Barnard
Versatile Buketoff Leads Barnard Glee Club to New Heights
Barnard Glee Club under Igor Buketoff plans ambitious works with Columbia Glee Club. Judas Maccabaeus performed this month. Mozart Requiem and Handel Messiah tentatively planned for next seasons. Buketoff's tenure has boosted membership and confidence, with past roles at Juilliard and Chautauqua Institute shaping a rising choral program.
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Mr. Bucketoff
Glee Club
New Music
Barnard Glee Club
Igor Buketoff
Buketoff
Columbia Glee Club
Judas Maccabaeus
Tentati
Barnard
The Flies at New School Workshop A Fresh Greek Tragedy
Jean Paul Sartre's The Flies at the Dramatic Workshop of the New School is praised for imaginative staging and strong acting. The play uses Zeus as a weak Hitler to show freedom and futility, with flies symbolizing Nazi oppressors and pursuing Orestes as he becomes aware of his independence.
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Buketoff
Julliard School of Music
Chautauqua
NEW School
Dramatic Workshop
Sartre
Mr. Sartre
Broadway
The
Little Theatre
Orestes
Zeus
Hitler
Columbia Libraries Claim Nation's Largest Staff and Rich Specialties
Columbia University houses thirty three departmental libraries with the nation’s largest library staff and top collections in plastic surgery librarianship architecture corporate records and pre revolutionary Russian history. The Avery Architectural Library and East Asiatic Collection are open to the public and alumni with many titles in Chinese Japanese and Korean.
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Columbia
Avery Architectural Library
Low Memorial Library
Correction to Editor Over Institute of World Affairs ad
A Barnard student appeals for a correction to a Salisbury summer institute article. The writer clarifies that last summer was spent at Salisbury and urges the paper to state the institute seeks Barnard applicants for this coming summer.
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Institute of World Affairs
Barnard
Salisbury
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Barnard Bulletin
Nancy Auster
Helen Serrell
Anne Terry
NEWS
Ruth Aney
Jane Gordon
Esther Jones
Marilyn Karmason
Alma Jean Beers
Marillyn Karmason
Dorothy Gaebelem
Marianne Reichert
June Stein
Jean de Santo
Elaine Ryan
Ruth Landesman
Marilyn Schwartz
Marguerite
Betty Wall
Astry Beece
Betty Pobanz
Margaret Barutihl
Phyllis Brown
Mary Wilson
Reser Based
Ay Advertising Manager
Sae
Jean Paul Sartre
Existentialist
Phil
Paris
Marlies Wolf
U. S
Bulletin
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