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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1952
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin lists publication semi weekly during the college year with no issues during breaks. It provides production details including editors managers and staff, with a long roster of names and roles at Barnard College in New York.
A reader criticizes the Columbia Daily Spectator for issuing a bogus Barnard Bulletin edition with libelous allegations against Barnard College. The letter accuses the Spectator of sensational journalism, misusing funds, and undermining campus press freedom while failing to support library funds as urged.
The old green gate at the 119 Street Barnard entrance is remembered with nostalgia. Generations of Columbia lettermen, students, and tennis players found it a stubborn, upright fixture that challenged or hindered their routines. The fence’s tradition and defiant stance against the outer world left a fond attachment in the campus memory.
Joyce Seidman reviews Friday's Iolanthe with a lively audience and strong performances by Merrill Skramovsky Diana Rubin Laura Sheskin Albert Belskie C and others. Critics note staging limits on Brinckerhoff stage. Lord Chancellor and Lords Tolloler Mount Ararat praised. scenery by Richard Olson and costumes by Judy Keig. Gilbert and Sullivan Society led by Joanne Slater.
Ruth Ann Curtis argues the Barnard Honor System needs active student support and respect beyond exam integrity. She notes minor violations and campus life responsibilities must be treated as honors duties to sustain genuine adherence to the code.
The Museum of Modern Art at 11 West 53 Street debuts hands on furniture displays from December 17 to February 15 and hosts a children’s carnival for ages four to eight from December 10 to January 11. Lectures on Fauves Picasso Cubism and abstraction run mid December, with film showings in the museum cinema included in the 60 cent admission.
Krista Michel outlines how Austria’s Alpine setting and Catholic heritage shape its Christmas. Preparations begin on the first Advent with a pine wreath and candles, followed by weeks of baking Lebkuchen and Kletzenbrot and lighting candles on Copper Silver and Golden Sundays as families await the holiday.
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