Barnard Bulletin masthead details Barnard College weekly staff
Barnard Bulletin published semi weekly during the college year with 3.50 yearly subscription and 10 cent copies. It lists staff roles including editor in chief Roberta Klugman business managers Arlene Zullow Margie Gallanter managing board Abby Avin Barbara Coleman Sandy McCan nate Lorraine Handler Rita Smilowitz Piri Halasz Gloria Richman Audrey Shakin Diane Perlstein Barbara Barlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard College
Barnard
New York
N. Y
Barbara Coleman
Sandy McCannate
Lorraine Handler
Rita R. Smilowitz
Piri Halasz
Gloria Richman
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Save Carnegie Hall or lose New York’s acoustics
A citizens committee aims to raise three million dollars to stop Carnegie Hall’s sale to a private bidder. The piece argues the city lacks world class venues, invites public support, and urges donating and volunteering to fund a 1956 drive to keep the hall and outbid hotel developers.
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Citizens’ Committee
Carnegie Hall
Carnegie Hall Corporation
Carnegie
New York
London
Festival
Paris
Vienna
Chicago
Civic Opera House
Orchestra Hall
San Francisco
War Memorial Opera House
Town Hall
Metropolitan Opera House
New York City Center
Save Carnegie Hall faces demolition threat in 1958 sale
In 1958 Carnegie Hall may be sold for 4 to 5 million dollars to a hotel developer. A Committee to Save Carnegie Hall forms to preserve it as a non profit for music and culture with plans to expand facilities for opera ballet concerts and lectures. An Artists Advisory Board includes Gregor Piatigorsky Rise Stevens and Claudio Arrau among others as critics warn against losing the acoustics and heritage of the hall.
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Carnegie Hall
Philharmonic
Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
Artist Advisory Board
Gregor Piatogorsky
Rise Stevens
Robert Merrill
Claudio Arrau
Fritz Kreisler
Jashha Heifitz
Misha Elman
Robert Serkin
Arturo Rubenstein
David Ostreich
Carnegie
Deems Taylor
Round-Up by Marcia Spelman
A college travel round up notes playful and critical items. It cites a fire at Reynolds Card Club at the University of Chicago and a heroic janitor save. It mocks MIT tech and Cornell dating lists amid Hofstra and Ithaca mentions. A Parisian guest star and a mink slogan close the column.
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University of Chicago
Reynolds Card Club
Chicago
Hofstra College
Cornell
Ithaca College
Cortland
Alma Mater
Hofstra
Legion of Honor
Alumna Doris Bernays pens life of a wife memoir
Doris Fleischman Bernays, Barnard originator, blends personal life with broad views on marriage and women’s roles in her book A Wife Is Many Women. She argues for shared family duties, notes men can participate more in child-rearing, and describes love as a guiding theme through homemaking, education, and careers.
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Barnard
Doris Fleischman Bernays
Edward Bernays
Bernays
Ann Bernays
Mermaid Terry Gamba Shapes Water Ballet Fame
Terry Gamba champ of the Athletic Association Swimming Club is praised by Fern Yates and Margaret Lloyd for synchronized swimming. The Water Ballet theme “Bus Trip” traverses American life with French dancers, aiming for new costumes and an underwater speaker.
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Terry Gamba
Athletic Association
Fern Yates
Margaret Lloyd
The
Christian Science Monitor
Terry
United States
Washington
Liz Heavey
Lucy Joyce
A.A
Yates
Eastern Colleges
Wheaton
White Sulphur Springs
West Virginia
Greenbriar Hotel
White Sulphur
Middlebury
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Barnard Bulletin
Roberta Klugman
Arlene Zullow
Margie Gallanter
Abby Avin
Editorial
Audrey Shakin
Diane Perlstein
Forum Ediloh
Barbara Barlin
Sifrah Sammell
Park Avenue
Sheila Levin
By Marcia Spelman
Columbia
M.I.T. Tech
Charles River Manufacturing Company
By Rachel Mayer
By Priscilla Baly
Miss Yates
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