Barnard Bulletin Staff Directory and Publication Details
Barnard Bulletin published semi weekly by students for the Undergraduate Association. Entered as second class matter October 19 1928 at New York Post Office under March 3 1879 act. Subscription is 300 per year or 10 cents per copy. Names listed include Bath Aney Joan Houston Esther Jones Marilyn Karmason Betty Lou Kirtley Myra Koh Amalie Mayer Jane McInnis Norine McDonough Esther Mendelsohn Rosary Scacciaferro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnar
New York
N.Y
News Board
Bath Aney
Joan Houston
Esther Jones
Marilyn Karmason
Betty Lou Kirtley
Myra Koh
Amalie Mayer
Jane McInnis
Norine McDonough
Esther Mendelsohn
Rosary Scacciaferro
Barnard Hosts Enterprising Fall College Conference
Buletin congratulates the Political Council and Nancy Elmendorf on Barnard College’s upcoming fall conference. Barnard leads in organizing inter college meetings with the Seven College Conference and a Middle East session. The piece urges Barnard students to attend and observe campus conference workings.
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Buletin
Political Council
Nancy Elmendorf
Barnard
NSA
Middle East
Camp Chronicles of Barnard Camp Mischief Night
A humorous weekend diary by Lynn Rosenthal recounts a chaotic Mother Nature retreat to Barnard Camp with misadventures on road maps to Ossining and Oshkosh, messy meals, pranks, mud, braces of brambles, and a night filled with a terrifying scream as dorm life unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Rosenthal
Barnard Camp
Ossining
New York
Sing Sing Prison
Dainty Doras
Mickey Mouse
Barnard Student Joan Abbrancati Profile in Leadership and Arts
Marilyn Karmason portrays Barnard College student Joan Abbrancati as a dynamic leader in the Social Committee and Bear Articles staff. The feature highlights her cooperative approach with Columbia, editorial work, and ambition to pursue creative writing and publishing after graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaur Proctor
Rep Assembly
Tne
Human Wonder
Joan Abbrancati
Letus
Joan
Barnard
Joan Sainds
Columbia
Barnard Social Committee
Women’s Home Companion
York, Pennylvania
Mademoiselle College
Mademoiselle
WOR
Frank Sinatra
Ince
Hool Indications
Bear
Met Opera Need New Voices and Repertoire to Reignite Spark
Sullivan Langley criticizes the Metropolitan Opera for clinging to a conservative roster and limited modern works. She argues for a farm-team system to nurture young artists and new operas, more regional company support, and funding to build smaller shows, while noting current financial health and the potential to recapture past splendor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Opera Temple
Met
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Barnard Bulletin
Amelia Coleman
Inge Falk
Gloria Hillman
Sally Langley
Beaks Hayman
Carol Reynolds
Barrie Tait
Marlies Wolf
Sue Cox
Marion Freda
Muriel Fox
Roselin Seider
Adele Robak
Phyllis Daytz
Eugenie Hill
Madeline Justensen
Carol Moody
Leah Krechevsky
Virginia Kraft
Laura Pienkny
Marilyn Rosenthal
Lucille Wolf
Beverly Yaeger
Alma Jean Meers
Dorothy Gaebelein
Phyllis Isaacson
Marianne Reichert
Jean de Santo
June Stein
Elaine Ryan
Ruth Landesman
Nue
Marilyn Schwartz
Marguerite ST. John
Betty Wall - Astry Beeck
Mary Wilson
Betty Pobanz Ween
Mandy Auster
Helen Serrell
Anne Terry
Nnn
Joan Abbrancati ‘Bear
Paragon of Efficiency
By Marilyn Karmason
Columbia Players
Foothgnts
Ann Enguk
Joan Hope
Som
Grad
By Sally Langley
Tosca
America
The
Bulletin
Miss Langley
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