Barnard Bulletin Issued by Students at Barnard College
Barnard Bulletin published semi weekly during the academic year by Barnard College students in New York City. It is entered as second class matter after October 19 1928 at the post office in New York under the act of March 3 1879. Subscriptions are $3.50 per year and 10 cent single copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard College
Barnard
New York
Political Council
Elfrieda Kaniuk
Marian Bachrach
Richard Norman
English
Cornell
Columbia
Debate Council
New York University Hall of Fame
New York City
Editor in Chief and newsroom staff listed for publication
A news note lists Roberta Klugman as editor in chief with business managers Arlene Zullow and Margie Gallanter. Miriam Dressler is managing editor with Ee Editorial noted as feature adviser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Klugman
Arlene Zullow
Margie Gallanter
Miriam Dressler
See Weewee
Barnard Faculty Follies Returning in 1956
A long awaited Barnard College Faculty Follies is planned for next winter after a three year hiatus due to Minor Latham Workshop renovations. Proceeds will go to the Barnard Fund and a preview for the class of 1956 may be presented at the Senior Tea on February 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Ima Scared
Smith Transfero
Mr. Sweet
Professor Smedley
Miss Nelbach
Miss O’shea
Barnard Fund
A Modest Proposal for Barnard Hall Social Rooms
The piece notes a large third floor social room at Barnard Hall overlooking Claremont Avenue and contrasts it with the quiet library below. It urges students to hold conversations in the James Room, citing the library’s noise and lack of comfortable seating as hindrances to study and free ideas.
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Barnard Hall
Claremont Avenue
James
Debates and Democratic Clubs Shape Barnard Politics
Barnard political clubs discuss world affairs and campus debate. The Debate Council trains debaters and plans NYU Hall of Fame participation and a March 3 host tournament. The Young Democrats Club discusses 1956 presidential candidates and potential conventions. The International Relations Club explores global relations and UN workings, evidenced by a recent United Nations Fair participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Barnard
Young Democrats Club
Marcia Young
Joseph Hearst
Government Department
SPAR Lieutenant Eve Larson A Busy Globe Trotter On Barnard Campus
Eve Larson, a SPARS lieutenant with ten years in the reserves and six active, balances Coast Guard duties with pre professional study at Barnard. She plans Columbia Law School next fall and describes a world travel filled life including aviation, acting, modeling, and cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ve Harden Larson
Barnard
Coast Guard
Eve
Columbia Law School
Buffalo Springs
North Dakota
SPARS
Reserve Corps
Palmer Bares Barnard's All To Open the Eyes of the West
Barnard College's Miss Palmer tours the West arranging talks for Seattle San Francisco and Los Angeles clubs to boost awareness of Barnard. She finds Western students often unaware of Barnard or Columbia University and notes homesickness myths and the appeal of dorm life and low faculty ratio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Jean T. Palmer
Barnard College
Seattle
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Barnard
United States
Palmer Bares
Lumbia University
Eisenhower
Columbia
Miss Palmer
Savante
New York
Vogue
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Barnard Bulletin
Editorial
Fran Dearden
Rachel Mayer
Elaine Postelneck
Enid Reichel
Diana Rosenberg
Judy Smith
Anita Trachtman
Ruth Helfand
Sara Rubinow
Judy Brodkin
Joyce Hill
Joan Kent
Margot Kuhn
Roma Silverstein
Harnet Taran
Susan Wartur
Barbara Coleman
Rayna Schwartz
Hannah Shulman
Rita R Smailowitz
Piri Halasz
Gloria Richman
Barbara Barlin
Sandy McCaw
Lorraine Handler
Audrey Shakin
Diane Perlstein
Sifrah Sammell
U.N
Democrats
B.C
Young Democrats
United Nations Committee
New York University
Atlantic
Larson
Armed Services
Omaha University
Western Reserve College
Cleveland
American University
Washington, D.C
University of Southern California
Japan
Eve Harden Larson
By Rachel Mayer
Washington
California
Columbia University
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