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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1954
Page
1
Published semi weekly during the college year by Barnard College students for the Barnard Community. Entered as second class matter October 19 1928 at New York New York post office under March 3 1879. Subscription rate three dollars fifty cents per year and ten cents for a single copy.
Promotions Bulletin announces promotions to the News Board Barbara Coleman Piri Halasz Sifrah Sammell and to the Associate News Board Audrey Ann Appel Barbara Barlin Judy Carlinsky Fran Dearden Felice Finkelstein Babette Feinberg Elaine Greenberg Ruth Helfand Hildy LIMAN Margot Lyons Rachel Mayer Enid Reichel Barbara Reider Diana Rosenberg Sara Rubinow Anita Sharfstein Merle Skoler Judy Smith Anita Trachtman Marianne Whitfield.
A playful countdown song lists school weeks and gifts from teachers and friends. The final verse combines rest, job planning, Yale visit, and creative tasks totaling 9,000 words and several challenges, ending with an average near 2.3.
Gloria Richman notes that American Christmas rituals include busy shopping sprees at department stores, Santa Claus, greeting cards, and trees as part of the festive season. contrasts with foreign customs observed by students.
A Barnard College reader praises the Term Drive success and student generosity. The letter notes Turkish Christmas customs as simple and practical and commends the Admission Office for scholarship support enabling more women to attend Barnard next year.
A letter to the editor laments apathy toward the Indo-China book drive and questions whether students value books over food or money, noting empty containers and debating student duty beyond term drives. It also includes recollections from Brazil and Latvia about Christmas customs and generosity.
Barnard students knit and sew as a seasonal campus fad toward Christmas. Girls describe sewing as an applied art, noting fabrics and designs as creative outlets. A senior dorm student pursues blue needlepoint seat cover after three years of work.
The Columbia Players staged Tennessee Williams Camino Real using off Broadway style with theater aisles and dynamic lighting. The production featured symbolic characters and a Guerinca like setting aiming to reveal solitariness, brotherhood, and sincerity with a hopeful turn as the fountain returns.
The Barnard Forum presenting arguments on collegiate debates distinguishes private colleges from military academies. Cadets, as both students and government personnel, must have access to discussion while respecting military discipline and the tradition of public silence on presidential policy.
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