Barnard College student newspaper masthead and staff list
Published semi weekly by Barnard College students for the Barnard Community. Entered as second class after October 19 1928 at the New York NY post office under the act of March 3 1879. Subscription $3.50 yearly single copy 10 cents. Associate Newsboard and Desk Editors listed: Audrey Ann Appel Fran Dearden Babette Feinberg Marilyn Frank Sara Rubinow Elaine Kohe Judy Smith Anita Trachtman Marianne White Gloria Richman.
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Barnard College
Barnard
New York
N. Y
Audrey-Ann Appel
Fran Dearden
Babette Feinberg
Marilyn Frank
Sara Rubinow
Elaine Kohe
Judy Smith
Anita Trachtman
Marianne White
Transfer Residents in Dorm Policy Debate
The transfer orientation chair man and the Undergraduate Association discuss dorm policy after Johnson Hall limits. They urge spreading transfer students across Brooks and Hewitt Halls to avoid isolating transfers and help integration with upperclassmen and the college community.
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Undergraduate Association
Bulletin
Johnson Hall
Barnard
Brooks and Hewitt
Brooks and Hewitt Halls
Barnard and Columbia exam schedules clash explained
In a letter to the Bulletin Margaret Giddings, Barnard registrar, explains the need to align Barnard exams with Columbia’s schedule to avoid conflicts for students taking courses at both schools. She notes posting as soon as possible, while a tentative schedule and a two day reading period could ease last month tension.
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Bulletin
Barnard
Columbia
Margaret Giddings
Jester Review Sees Mixed Humor Still Alive
College humor magazine Jester earns mixed marks from reviewer Marcia Spelman. Some cartoons and pieces amuse, but many parodies and sketches fall flat while standout story The American Traveler by Don Price provokes thought and praise.
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Ed Koren
Joel Altman
Leonard Wolfe
R. Richardson
J. D. Salinger
Peter Poole
Don Morris
Ray Bradbury
Isaac Asimov
Jester
Harvey Greenberg
Hagi
Don Price
Oberlin Letter Urges Dulles Waiver for Soviet Editors
The Oberlin College Student Council asks Secretary Dulles to have the McCarran-Walter fingerprinting and risk clause waived for eleven Soviet student editors planning U S visits. They cite ambassador Bohlen and Times reporting and urge action to ease U S Soviet barriers. The letter is dated April 17, 1955 and signed by Tom Sherman.
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Oberlin College Student Council
John Foster Dulles
J. Scott McLeod
Brownell
J. M. Swing
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Department of Justice
New York Times
Secretary Dulles
United States
Charles E. Bohlen
Moscow
Justice Department
Soviet Union
Tom Sherman
Focus Formulates Plan Pledges Literary Latitude
Barnard's Focus magazine moves to broaden content and staff roles. Jo-Anne Rossettos leads a shift toward varied writing styles and collaboration across majors with expanded reviews and a Broadway theatre symposium planned for next year.
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Jo-Anne
Focus
Jo- Anne
Eca de Queiroz
Barnard
Bulletin
Richmond News
Joan Nash
Rhoda Brandes
Elizabeth Janeway
Rhoda Deane Edwards
Tybie Stein
Emily Bix Buchwald
Virginia Gildersleeve
Hewitt Residents Raise Funds for CARE Gift
Before Christmas Hewitt residents collected gifts funds totaling ten dollars under Barbara Rosenbloom 56. The fund was donated to CARE to aid the neediest people in Pakistan, with CARE recognizing the gift and expressing thanks.
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Hewitt
Barbara Rosenbloom
CARE
Pakistan
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Barnard Bulletin
Roberta Klugman
Arlene Zullow
Barbara Coleman
Rayna Schwartz
Gloria Richman
By Marcia Spelman
Editaurus
Tom Watkins
Columbia Review
Union
Yours
By Babette Feinberg
Representative Assembly
Jo-Anne Rossettos
Harlo
Scar
Wilde
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