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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1951
Page
1
Barnard College publishes a semi weekly bulletin during the school year for the Undergraduate Association. It is entered as second class matter October 19, 1928 at the New York post office under the 1879 act. Subscription rate is 8.50 per year, single copies 10 cents.
Dean McIntosh and Eastern college leaders argued for long-range thinking as crucial during the crisis, warning that victory on the battlefield could be lost in schools and by economic strain. They urged balanced action to avoid sterility or rash moves, stressing planning for the future at individual and national levels.
Barnard announces its first movable type Bell Award list for college life with satirical nods to campus quirks. Items include top student actions, light doors opened by many, evasive course evaluations, confusing smoking rules, and floors without elevators. A special shoutout to Yale Banner’s upcoming Miss Going Places of 1951 contest.
The piece argues that UN forces’ limited advances in Korea justify intervention as necessary to uphold containment and protect Japan. It warns that crossing the 38th parallel risked provoking China, strengthening the Russo-Chinese bloc, and calls for a flexible middle road between war and appeasement to avert catastrophe.
Eighteen government students and Mrs. Mary Fairbanks visited Washington for a two day program. They met Senators Margaret Chase Smith Estes Kefauver toured the Senate subway and the National Labor Relations Board, and spoke with Arthur Krock and James Reston. The trip included a Pentagon interview with Anna Rosenberg and a look at the Atomic Energy Commission secrecy.
Annie Nathan Meyer, Barnard founder and pioneer, funded a Drama Library and wrote plays addressing social issues. Her works include The Dominant Sex (1911) and The New Way (1925) exploring women’s intellectual awakening and emancipation.
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