Barnard Bulletin Staff and Publication Details
Barnard Bulletin is issued semi weekly during the college year by Barnard students through the Undergraduate Association. It lists editors and staff including News Board membersAudrey Weisman Patricia Weenelsen Aida Di Pace Eleanor Engelman Nancy Isaacs Betsy Weinstein and multiple departments and probationary staff. It notes entry as second class matter October 19 1928 at New York NY and subscription rate 350 per year or 10 cents a copy.
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New York
N. Y
Audrey Weisman
Patricia Weenelsen
Aida di Pace
Eleanor Engelman
Nancy Isaacs
Betsy Weinstein
About Town
Leah Krechevsky
Lenore Fierstein
Joan Breen
No Extension Granted as Barnard Students Face Heavy Workload
A Barnard College class debates term paper deadlines as students plead for extensions. An instructor rejects extra time to test the issue, aiming to involve the faculty. A letter signed by most students seeks guidance from Associate Dean Lorna McGuire on reallocating workload and improving time management.
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Barnard
Lorna McGuire
Bulletin
Florence Pearlman Major Eco Leader at Barnard
Flo Pearlman, Barnard Eco major and Curric ulum Committee chair, is profiled as a campus legend. The piece details her interview charm, domestic skills, and varied work history at Macy's and Sloane's, plus ambitions to write, travel, and own property while balancing Don and studies.
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Flo Pearlman
Flo
Barnard
Pearlman
Brooklyn
Yankee
The
Yankees
Don
Newkirk Ave
Pearlmans
Long Island College of Medicine
Severo
Wooton
George Washington Bridge
Fairfield Conn
Mary’s
New Haven
Eco
Currie Committee
Bulletin
Someday Your Prince Will Come Questionnaire
A humorous dating piece by the White sisters presents a 19 item questionnaire to test if a man is suitable. It lists pet peeves about late arrivals, conversation, drinking, dancing, and manners, ending with a playful scoring chart and a mock marriage question.
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Joan
Ruth White
White Sisters
Jan
Ruth
Charming
John
Tom
Harry
Columbia
Tristan and
Isolde
Free galleries line 57th street art crawl in New York
The article highlights an accessible art tour along 57th Street from Lexington to 8th Avenue featuring free exhibits. It names Buchholtz Gallery at 82 East 57th, Pierre Matisse, Rosenberg Gallery, and Kootz Gallery with works by Braque, Matisse, Picasso, Cezzane, Degas, Weber, Rattner, Knoths, and more.
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8Th Avenue
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Buchholtz Gallery
Braque
Matisse
Moore
Kley
Pierre Matisse
Madison
Fifth
Rosenberg
Cezanne
Degas
Weber
Rattner
Knoths
Kootz
Paris
Sunday Paper
New York
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Bernice Friedenthal
Marisa Macina
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Joan Weiss
Nancy Amsterdam
Katherine Burce
Mary Dene
Joan Eisen
Savita Goutswaardt
Joan Harris
Sondra Kleinman
Judy Kramer
Dolores Kreisman
Eleanor Meyer
Katherine Munzer
Marjorie Nichols
Judith Passof
Barbara Perkel
Jennifer Pyne
Beate Rachwalsky
Barbara Rindler
Beulah Sternberg
Joan Sacknitz
Jeanne Schmidt
Shulamith Simon
Joan Steelton
Dorothy Storck
Jeanne Synnott
Lida Traum
Ann Valentine
Betsy Wade
Miriam Wagner
Evelyn Weinrich
Irma Meincke
Florrie “Evison
Adele Estrin
Esther J Mendelsohn
June Stein
Esther Jones
Leslie Morgan
Laura Pifneny
Beverly Yager
Norine McDonough
Alice Kogan
Frances Fuchs
Stacy Robak
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Florence Pearlman
Eco Major
By Nancy Miller
Jack of All Trades
New Republic
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Mrs. English
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Modern Furniture
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