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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1959
Page
1
Barnard College student produced bulletin notes semi weekly issues for the Barnard Community. It lists editor in chief Andree L Abecassis and business managers Judy Deutsch Myrna Neuringer Paula Eisenstein Jean Rosenberg and declares postal registration and subscription pricing.
Readers question Barnard College policy on a second tuition rise for the Class of 1961. They note a $900 starting fee rising to about $1350 with fees, and argue the fairness of two increases in four years. They urge scholarships to offset costs and warn of long-term donor effects.
A critique argues Columbia and Barnard editors failed to verify tuition rise coverage. It notes closed representatives meetings and biased print practices across campus press and warns against eroding journalistic responsibilities.
Stephanie Clemens of Barnard College rose from a Santa Barbara Afghan link to become Miss United Nations. She entertained United Nations guests, hosted Julian Bream, and posed for painters Moses Sawyer and Nicholas Czitowsky. Her flair for diplomacy and arts foreshadows a family-touched book project.
A letter argues the new library should test Barnard’s academic community by enforcing unwritten norms of courtesy and accountability. It asserts students will sign out books, faculty can rely on availability, and stresses concern that some students ignore rules despite a system aimed at easier access.
The FCC faces criticism from witnesses who accuse the commission of lax enforcement and bias toward violence heavy programs. Critics argue inaction on public interest standards and question the agency’s authority to curb content while stressing the need for higher quality programming and less sensational violence.
The Barnard Bulletin corrects a December issue admitting an erroneous Emmy of acudis fine in the Al Abwat Town column. The correction references repetition from CUE magazine with permission, noting regular policy in reprints and attribution practices.
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