Barnard Bulletin Staff and Publication Details
Barnard Bulletin issued semi weekly during the college year by Barnard College students. Editor in Chief Barbara Coleman Business Manager Audrey Shakin probationary and circulation staff named. Desk editors feature editor and associate news board listed. Entered as second class after October 19 1928 at New York NY. Subscription $3.50 yearly 10 cents per copy.
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Judge Jury: A Proposal for Honor System Revision
The Honor Board studies a judge jury plan to share penalty setting with a faculty committee while preserving student guilt decisions. Eight students plus faculty adviser and department rep would determine guilt, with a faculty panel setting penalties within predefined categories. This aims to boost faculty trust and maintain student control of judgments.
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Honor Board
Bulletin gains instant photo coverage with new Polaroid
The Barnard Bulletin thanks Francis F. Randolph for a yearly donation that funded a Polaroid camera. The device allows immediate development, enabling broader pictorial coverage and more complete news presence.
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Francis F. Randolph
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Living Experience Course at Barnard Lets Students Aid Morningside
Barnard College offers a sociology course called College-Community Relations taught by Richard Brotman. The experimental program requires 6 to 8 hours weekly for 2 credits and places students in Morningside Heights to interview residents, study attitudes, and help design community programs while linking fieldwork to theory.
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Joyce Hill
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Sudents
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Sociology
Columbia
Millicent C. McIntosh
City College
Wigs and Cues Gains Praise as Campus Off Broadway Theatre
Barnard's Wigs and Cues, active since 1949, readies Under Milkwood with plans for a student original. Critics praise its professional tone, noting alumni in notable productions and a growing Barnard Columbia reputation as a premier university theatre.
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Bennet Heffelfinger
Wigs and Cues
Jean Houston
Barnard Dramatic Organization
Dylan Thomas
Milkwood
Garcia Lorca
Sean O
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Columbia University
Elha Hanan
Barnard
Peggy McKaye
Chekhov
Uncle Vanya
Hale Gabrielson
Ann Frank
Columbia
U. S
Jester Critique Finds Mixed Humor in Barnard Satire
The latest Jester issue relies on Barnard College humor for hazy erotic reach and draws criticism for relying on it too often. Editorial notes urge restraint while praise lands on some stories and Ed Koren’s cartoons. Campus artists like Sutherland and Wolfe are praised, leaving readers hopeful for next year.
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Alex Sutherland
Dave Roland
Leonard Wolfe
Dorm life dynamics and the rite of floor mate selection
A Barnard dorm entry describes how a floor becomes a family, with rituals, rivalries, and shared routines. It traces morning coffee, typewriter clacks, and tepid coffee as the floor negotiates room choices for the next year, hoping to preserve cohesion amid splits and upperclassmen pressure.
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