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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1954
Page
1
Jane Were-Bey is featured as editor of the day while Lenore Self holds the role of managing editor. The bulletin highlights their positions and responsibilities.
The Barnard community is urged to participate in nominating and electing officers for 1954 55 as bicentennial celebrations continue. The piece emphasizes qualities for leaders and calls for junior, sophomore and freshman candidates to fill president vice president treasurer and secretary roles with full student support at the nominating Assembly and elections next Tuesday.
Herminia Ruiz Olevar, 1953 Barnard Kimball Fellow, pursues international law at Columbia and studies UN roles to expand women’s civil rights. A Paraguayan native, she promotes legal change, social work, and women’s empowerment across borders while valuing collective progress over personal glory.
The Hand Laundry Industry has formed a research institute and adopted a code of good hand laundry practice. Stores meeting the code may display the Seal of Approval, offering personalized care and hygienic, courteous service. Free expert tips will be shared by Certified Hand Laundries, and repairs or button replacements may be provided at no charge. The institute promotes hygienic, economical hand laundering as the Laundry Age replaces machine era ideas.
The editor letters defend the poem Convictions from Focus arguing the piece targets a single aunt not an entire group. They stress Jewishness did not relate to the crime and oppose blanket condemnations of any people.
A letter from Catherine Lotos of Term Drive at Barnard College to the Manhattanville Neighborhood Center, Inc. thanks for a 524 dollar contribution and six checks totaling 108 dollars. It notes appreciation for student sponsor involvement and plans for future cooperation to aid Manhattanville children.
All students intending to run for undergraduate office must submit their names and nominator names to Elizabeth Heavey, secretary of the Undergraduate Association, by Monday February 15.
There will be a required meeting of the entire Bulletin staff today at noon in Room One of the Annex. Members are asked to be prompt. The Focus editorial board meets tomorrow Friday February 12 at noon in Room 4 of the Annex. All members should strive to attend.
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