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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1954
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin notes it is published semi weekly during the college year by Barnard College students. It lists Editor in Chief Geraldine Kirshenbaum and Business Manager Mona Cowen with details of mailing status and subscription rate.
A student co operative bookstore on campus becomes a reality with paid students running it and a buying selling system. The fate now rests with the student body as books are brought in and purchases made. If successful it will expand to Barnard items like pennants and blazers offering lower prices on used books.
The James Room at Barnard is a bright pleasant addition replacing a dark cafeteria but readers urge removing unsightly wooden tables. They note donations from the James Foundation funded decor and call for affordable new furniture or repurposing existing pieces during lunch hours.
Nagelberg surveys Barnard changes boosting student life with the James Room cafeteria makeover and new study spaces. A social council and clubs council form to unify activities while Mortarboard shifts to senior yearbook status. Centennial plans link Barnard with Columbia University and a broader intercollegiate focus.
Mademoiselle magazine announces two Dylan Thomas Awards of 100 dollars each for best poems by young women under thirty. One prize targets college students, the other women not necessarily college graduates. Deadline is April 15, 1954, with submissions to 575 Madison Avenue, New York.
The 1954 Junior Show, planned for February 26 and 27, is postponed to October due to the Minor Latham Theatre not being finished. Wigs and Cues will present a second play in late April once the theatre opens, and May openings would conflict with finals.
Ann Lord outlines actions taken after a January 7 hygiene exemption exam cheating report. Honor Board informed, meeting held, another exam requested, and a plan for ongoing freshman education on the honor system proposed. About 181 of 280 students involved. call for improved publicity and possible compulsory course with optional exam.
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