15 Dec 1955
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1955
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin notes semi weekly publication by Barnard College students for the Barnard Community. Entered as second class after October 19, 1928 at New York post office under the 1879 act. Subscription 350 dollars yearly, single copy ten cents.
A roster of staff roles and names including Roberta Klugman as editor in chief and Miriam Dressler as feature editor, along with managing editors, forum editor Barbara Barlin, advertising and circulation managers, staff manager Sifrah Sammell, and probationary staff such as Betty Ackerman and Judy Brodkin.
Barnard College is among 126 privately supported liberal arts and science colleges sharing 592800 dollars from the Ford Foundation to raise full time faculty salaries. The program funds are no strings attached and aim to strengthen teaching quality nationwide without pressuring institutions to match funds.
Reiko Kase 58 daughter of the Japanese ambassador to the United Nations shares her impressions of New York and Barnard College. She notes orderly traffic and differences in student teacher relations, praises Barnard’s wider curriculum, and recalls meeting delegates like V Krishna Menon while enjoying American jelly doughnuts.
A reader questions dress codes at Barnard noting taste and cleanliness cannot be legislated. The letter mocks attire fit for an Ivory Tower and urges students to consider what they show on the Columbia campus to prospective husbands, ending with a quip about a woman in pants.
A town column notes Christmas boosts to the book trade and offers a catalog of gift ideas. It lists titles across genres including politics, memoirs, novels, religious works, and children's books with prices and brief descriptions.
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