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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1951
Page
1
Barnard College publishes a semiweekly bulletin for the Barnard Community during the college year excluding vacations and exams. It notes entry as second class matter October 19, 1928, at the New York post office with a 350 dollar yearly subscription or 10 cent single copies.
Managing Editor Audrey Weissman and team compose the staff for the newsroom with departments in advertising business and news boards. The roster includes cartographers cartoonists associate boards and a large probationary staff across multiple names.
The University invites Red Cross Bloodmobile on January 9 and 10 to Barnard. Only 37 students have pledged to donate toward a 200 unit quota, with solicitation continuing until December 15.
The Term Drive runs to December 17 with a $2,500 goal. only $500 collected so far. Receipts go to UNCF eight years old and NSSFNS. UNCF has raised $7,390,000 and supports 32 member institutions with nearly 25,000 students from 43 states and abroad. The drive aims to raise $1.5 million for 150 students this year. NSSFNS served 887 students with advisory services last year and seeks $240,000 for 150 recipients this year. The two organizations’ records are strong and deserve support. students are urged to contact solicitors to contribute.
A Barnard College Faculty Follies show delighted the audience with quirky performances. Faculty and staff like Dean McIntosh and Professor Smith performed in a Greek chariot, and scenes featured "Old Norse" poems, musical interludes, and a mock Barnard Fund donor twist. The revue blended witty sketches, dubbed performers, and student musicians, earning high praise for its lively, playful energy.
Joyce Lebois reports WKCR expands with two drama series Sound Stage a weekly half hour show and an hour long classics adaptation slot Sound Stage's fifth program Double Concerto stars Derek Rubfsma Robert Schilitt and Joyce Glassman with live piano by Peter Pressman BSC The staff includes Producer Shirley Marlowe Sound Director Steve Orgel and Music Director Joe Wisity Future plays include Farewell to Altamone and Oedipus Rex with casting and interviews to refine performances The group aims to produce Faust next term and invites volunteers with any production interest.
Bulletin reports mixed views on liquor production at Columbia University with claims of no stills on campus yet evidence of home brews and bathtub gin. Jester staff corroborates rumors of improvised distillation and campus drinking, while some students cite nearby liquor stores and safety concerns.
Barnard College students joined dancers from New York State colleges at Adelphi for a Saturday symposium. Hanya Holm led a two hour technique and choreography class with Freda Miller at the piano while Henry Cowell gave rhythms lectures and led percussion demonstrations. The group then improvised in dance, watched a color film, and returned home exhausted but glad they attended.
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