Barnard College News Board Roles and Staff Listing
Barnard Bulletin lists News Board members and staff across sections including ABOUT TOWN and Probationary staff. Contributors include Aida Di Pace Eleanor Engleman Bernice Friedenthal Nancy Issacs Marisa Macina Nancy Miller Edith Richmond Anna Vandellas Patricia Weenelsen Audrey Weissman Betsy Weinstein.
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Aida di Pace
Eleanor Engleman
Bernice Friedenthal
Nancy Issacs
Marisa Macina
Nancy Miller
Edith Richmond
Anna Vandellas
Patricia Weenelsen
Audrey Weissman
Betsy Weinstein
About Town
Joan Breen
Lenore Fierstein
Leah Krechevsky
Nancy Amsterdam
Mary Derie
Joan Harris
Sondra Kleinman
Judy Kramer
Katherine Munger
Marjorie Nichols
Judith Passoff
Beate Rachwalsky
Beulah Sternberg
Joan Sacknotz
Lida Traum
Betsy Wade
Evelyn Weinrich
Katherine Burge
Joan Eisner
Savita Goodswart
Dolores Kreisman
Eleanor Meyer
Barbara Perkel
Jennifer Pyne
Barbara Rindler
Jeanne Schmidt
Shulamith Simon
Joan Steelton
Dorothy Storck
Jean Synott
Ann Valentine
Miriam Wagner
Bread Upon the Water Drive at Barnard Seeks Student Support
The Barnard Development Plan urges every student and the wider community to back a fundraising drive for higher education for women. The appointment book sale, a key project, has seen low student participation with only ten percent of books sold. organizers stress the effort will fund new buildings, books, and equipment, viewing it as a worthy Christmas 1949 investment.
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Barnard Student Affairs Office Expands Extracurricular Programs
The Barnard College Student Affairs Office, led by Mrs. Charles English, organizes extra curricular activities including ticket sales for a Columbia Dartmouth game, a cancer drive fundraiser with twenty girls, freshman orientation, and a term drive. The office also coordinates club meetings, socials, athletic meets, and provides furnishings and refreshments.
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Columbia
Charles English
Barnard
English
Guild Association
See-Saw Introduced At Barnard College Yard
A playful scene at Barnard College near Barnard Hall shows students sliding down a lawn slide and enjoying a see-saw. The mystery gift prompts questions about exercise, alumni generosity, and campus whimsy as pigeons and squirrels share in the cheer.
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Barnard
Quarto Magazine Praised For Reading Original Joyce Faulkner
Audrey Weissman reviews Quarto praising its synthesis of Joyce and Faulkner in a Columbia student magazine. Alan Gillies uses italics for stream-of-consciousness style, while Jeff Lawson’s Rabbit shows flawed flashback narrative. Edna Kuriloff’s Fourteen Notes elevates the issue with readable narrative. Burt Sloane contributes humorous criticism.
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General Studies
Alan Gillies
Joyce
Faulkner
Hemingway
Lawson
Edna Kuriloff
Burt Sloane
Jean LaGuardia Pursues Music Career Over Politics
Jean LaGuardia plans an MA at Columbia after a music major focus on composition. She envisions teaching or radio work alongside her music and has experience with a small FM station. She contributes to Barnard life as a choir singer, Barnard Hymn creator, Greek Games advisor, and interdepartmental advocate while commuting from Fieldston and pursuing travel ambitions.
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Jean la Guardia
Jean
Columbia
St. Paul’s
Barnard
Trenton
N. J
New York
Fieldston
Lucky
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