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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1954
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin lists publication details and staff: semi weekly issues during the academic year with vacations and exams. It notes second class matter status since October 19, 1928 and lists the business manager, managing board, editors, and day editors and staff.
The faculty considers a two day study period replacing January 13 and 14 with conferences available to students. Submitted by the Student Council and Curriculum Committee, this reading period aims to ease crowded exams as finals shift to Monday.
The Representative Assembly funds Barnard students to attend conferences such as West Point National Security, Pace UN, and NSA leadership events. Delegates were elected for Princeton Model Security Council and Penn Model UN, with Cherie Gaines named Penn Conference Model General Assembly president.
Mrs. Marjorie Johnson, personal secretary to President McIntosh, will have two first person stories published next month under her maiden name Marjorie Anais Houseplan in Charm and The Atlantic Monthly. The tales draw on Armenian immigrant characters, reflecting Johnson's recent return to writing after periods of study at Columbia and Barnard.
A Barnard College survey shows 66 of about 1,250 students are married, mostly seniors and juniors. They report severe time constraints, more housework, and varying effects on study, grades, and extracurriculars, with emphasis on marriage over campus life.
Judy Smith surveys Fifth Avenue holiday displays with Lord and Taylor awe inspiring windows on the ninth floor and fairyland scenes on the main floor. Wee Winkle by Altman, Ohrbachs delicate fairy tale windows, Russeks snow drift theme, Sak's choir lights, and lions at the NY Public Library all glow with festive decor.
A reader argues Bulletin should use a dedicated team of seasoned reporters from music English literature and drama to ensure reviews meet objective standards. The writer urges qualified coverage to replace inconsistent judgments.
Barnard College clubs thank the Bulletin and staff for their cooperation this year. They praise the paper for highlighting club activities and express hope it will continue to promote extracurricular programs among students.
Cartoons may be actual drawings or ideas about topics of Barnard students interest. Submit to Feature Editors Abby Avin or Sondra Peretz or contact the editors for cartooning instructions.
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