Barnard College Bulletin Staff and Editorial Roster
Barnard Bulletin lists editors and staff for the semi weekly student newspaper. Elaine Ryan is editor in chief with Ruth Landesman Marilyn S dys Marguerite St John Betty Wall Astry Beek managing editors and a probationary staff including Phyllis Daytz and others. Circulation managers photographers and cartoonists are named with About Town and News Board credits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Ryan
Ruth Landesman
Marilyn SC Dys
TY Oo
Marguerite ST John
Betty Wallastry Beeck
Phyllis Daytz
Fagen Hull
Madeline Justensen
Carol Moody
Leah Krechessky
Virginia Kraft
Laura Pienkny
Adele Robak
Maria Rosenthal
Lucille Wolf
Beverly Yaeger
Rinctiness Starf
Jorothy Gaebelein
Phyllis Isaacson
Marianne ‘T
Jean de Santo
June Stein
Ruth Aney
Joan Houston
Esther Jones
Marilyn Karmason
Betty Lou Kirtley
Myra Koh
Amalie Mayer
Jane McInnis
Norine McDonough
Esther Mendelsohn
Rosary Scacciaferra
About Town
Amelia Coleman
Inge Falk
Gloria Hillman
Sally Langley
Elizabeth Hayman
Carol Reynolds
Barne Tait
Marlies Wolf
Sue Cox
Marion Freda
Muriel Foa
Roselin Seider
Barrie Tait
Obituary Notice of Dr. Butler at Barnard and Columbia
The Barnard Bulletin reports the death of President Emeritus Nicholas Murray Butler, lamented nationwide. It notes his leadership at Columbia University and his role as an educator, promising his legacy will live on in the university he helped create.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Murray
Butler
Barnard
Columbia University
Bulletin
Dr. Butler
Academic Freedom at Columbia Controversy and Fast Speaker Ban
BULLETIN argues against Columbia University blocking Howard Fast from a PCA meeting over an indictment. The piece supports free speech on campus, cites outside pressures and House Committee on Un-American Affairs links, and praises Barnard College for inviting Joseph Starobin to a forum on the Marshall Plan, signaling levelheaded campus debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin
Columbia
Howard Fast
PCA
Fast
House Committee On Un-American Affairs
House Committee On UN American Affairs
Callese Or
Rpoit
America
Barnard
Joseph Starobin
The
Daily Worker
Energetic Barnard student Hannah Rosenblum profiled
Eugenie Hill outlines Hannah Rosenblum president of Menorah at Barnard, active in multiple clubs including Math Club and Blue Book. She majors in mathematics, plans to work in quality control, and enjoyed a four year run of student government and extracurriculars while living in Yonkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Menorah
Hannah Rosenblum
Yonkers
Hannah
United States
Barnard Volunteers Aid at Morningside Center
Barnard College students spend two hours twice weekly tutoring and supervising seven to fourteen year olds at Morningside Community Center. Volunteers, paired and supervised by Barnard’s Community Service Committee, engage in crafts, games, and an planned spring operetta while expanding outreach with partners from Union Theological Center and NYU.
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Durin
Barnard College
New York
Wits
Morningside Community Center
Barnard’ Community Service Committee
St. Luke's
Barnard
Union Th Oogiccal Center
N.Y.U
Marie Stevenson
Wrestlers of
Community Service
Saint Joan praised for superb Wigs and Cues show
Review lauds Peggy McCay as Joan for embodying simplicity courage and humanity. Patricia Cowan and Harriet Berg shine as Charles and the Chaplain with Sara Lewis lending depth as the Bishop. The amateur production of Shaw's Saint Joan earns high marks for acting direction and overall presentation.
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Bernard Shaw
St. Joan
Shaw
Peggy McCay
Orleans
Joan
Miss McCay
Patricia Cowan
Charles
Dauphin
Harriet Berg
Chaplain de Stogumber
Miss Berg
Sara Lewis
Beauvais
Barbara Schultz
Brother Martin
Carol
Broadway presents Anthony and Cleopatra Thanksgiving Eve
Katharine Cornell stars as Cleopatra in a regal, intense Broadway production. Godfrey Tearle evolves from quiet to powerful as Antony, supported by Ralph Clanton as Octavius Caesar and Kent Smith as Enobarbus. Lavish costumes by Valentina and John Boyt, and Leo Kerz’s sets frame this antique drama with noble atmosphere.
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Gloria Hillman
Broadway
Bard of Avon
Katharine Cornell
the Nile
Shakespeare
Anthony
Godfrey Tearle
Miss Cornell
Ralph Clanton
Octavius Caesar
Kent Smith
Enobarbus
Valentina
John Boyt
Leo Kerz
Miss Correll
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Barnard Bulletin
Feature
Academic
By Eugenie Hill
By Joan Houston
Saint Joan
By Gloria Hillman
Anthony and Cleopatra
Cornell
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