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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1953
Page
1
Barnard College announces a semi weekly bulletin produced by students during the academic year with vacations and exams excluded. It lists second class matter status at New York Post Office and subscription details of 3.50 yearly or 10 cents per issue.
The document lists editorial leadership and staff roles including Editor in Chief Geraldine Kirshenbaum and Managing Editor Joyce Lebois. It announces new board members Minam Diessler Roberta Klugman Marcia Rubins Sylvia Schor and associate news board members Carla Hitchcock Regina Horowitz Marcia MacNaughton Edith Tennenbaum with probationary and business staff names.
The National Manpower Council and Columbia University study mark a turning point in recognizing women's labor as central. It notes wartime employment grew expectations and salaries debates, arguing women can hold professional roles without reducing men's opportunities.
The November Pageant reprints Margaret Mead's college education essay from Barnard Alumnae Magazine. Rita Reil funds tutoring for Barnard seniors through International Press Alliance after McIntosh suggested service instead of money. Barnard figures, including Campus Fashions by Ira Rosenberg, are featured as part of campus career and alumnae news.
An urgent plea from the Books for Africa Committee at Columbia University urges all students to donate books of any kind. The group, led by Lester Trachtman, asks for books and magazines from nursery rhymes to graduate texts and offers pickup of large quantities, with donation boxes across the campus.
Barnard seniors Ellen Seip and Marcia Musicant attended the fifth annual Student Conference on United States Affairs at West Point December 2 to 5. The Carnegie Corporation and the United States Military Academy sponsored the event with about 130 delegates from 52 colleges. The program featured round table discussions speeches tours and social events while midshipmen from Annapolis were also represented.
The Vocational Committee hosts a panel on recreation leadership this afternoon at 4 in the College Parlor. Speakers from the Army Girl Scouts Red Cross YWCA and Manhattanville will join. The entire college is invited.
The National Manpower Council at Columbia University selects studying the rise of women in the labor force. The 19 million working women amid a 60 million plus workforce prompts reassessment of their role, education links, and effects on family and consumer demand. The council, led by James D. Zellerbach, aims to map implications for policy and manpower planning.
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