Barnard Bulletin Issued by Barnard College Students
Barnard Bulletin is published semi weekly during the college year by students for the Undergraduate Association. It carries editorials, news, staff lists, and notices. The issue includes names of editors and staff and subscription details.
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Barnard College
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Barnard Student Council Seeks Committe Chairs Sign Up
Student Council urgesBarnard students to sign up for appointive committee chair posts. Editors blame apathy and publicity gaps while stressing importance of capable, engaged students for Long Leader Bulletin Board Library Chair roles and broader campus representation.
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Barnard
Jake
Weekend Arts Listings Show Busy Town Stage and Concert Scene
The town’s weekend events include theater tickets at Columbia Book Store for Madwoman of Chaillot, Anne of the Thousand Days, Hamlet, Life With Mother, and more. Sigmund Romberg concert at Carnegie Hall, Medea revival, Macbeth on TV, and campus programs by Columbia University Choir and Juilliard Orchestra highlight a full slate.
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Columbia Book Store
Chaillot
Private Lives
Book Store
Sigmund Romberg
Carnegie Hall
Channel 4
Joyce Redman
Walter Hampden
Columbia
Columbia University
St. Paul’s Chapel
Barnard Gym
Juilliard Orchestra
Dean Dixon
Myra Koh New Editor Sets Focus Policy Shift
Myra Koh outlines Focus's plan to emphasize creative writing while remaining a monthly Bulletin supplement. The staff will still produce news stories, and Focus will become self supporting financially. The paper will switch to offset lithography to reduce engraving costs and feature more photographs and ads. Students may join literary and business staffs by signing up on the poster.
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Myra Koh
Koch
Jake
Gay Wigs and Cues Production Delights Youth and Men
The Brinckerhoff Theater hosted Our Hearts Were Young and Gay by Wigs and Cues with seven Columbia students. The lively stage adaptation captured shipboard mischief and Parisian faux pas, directed by Emily Kimbrough with Virginia Schleussner assisting. Jean Kerr adapted the book by Kimbrough and Cornelia Otis Skinner for the stage.
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Columbia
Jeune Filles
Paris
Emily Kimbrough
Virginia Schleussner
Miss Kimbrough
Cornelia Otis Skinner
Jean Kerr
Alis Wrench
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Victoria Ann Boothby
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Sunny Day Theory Promoted in Barnard Study
A Barnard sociology student outlines the Sunny Day Theory linking sun shine and temperature to class attendance. She notes wind and rain influence cuts, suggests outdoor classes, and praises cast performances in Our Hearts Were Young and Gay by Wigs and Cues.
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Sociology
Barnard
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