Barnard Bulletin Staff and Publication Details
Barnard Bulletin lists semi weekly publication by Barnard College students with post office filing in New York. Names for roles include Margie Gallanter as Business Manager Barbara Coleman and Hannah Shulman as desk editors Pin Hilasz as feature editor. Subscription rate is 350 per year and single copy 10 cents.
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Barnard College
Barnard
New York
Barbara Coleman
Hannah Shulman
Pin Hilasz
Bulletin announces promotions across Newsboard ranks
Bulletin promotes Ruth Helfand Joan Kent Sheila Levin and Abigail Rosenthal to Newsboard. Associate Newsboard gains Betty Ackerman Priscilla Baly Judy Brodkin Cele Friestater Bonnie Goodman Firth Haring Joyce Hill Margot Kuhn Marjorie Lechten Linda Novick Sue Oppenheimer Phyllis Spiegelstein Janet Steinfeld Nancy Stiles Billie Tabat Susan Wartur Jackie Zelnicker.
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Ruth Helfand
Joan Kent
Sheila Levin
Abigail Rosenthal
Betty Ackerman
Priscilla Baly
Judy Brodkin
Cele Friestater
Bonnie Goodman
Firth Haring
Joyce Hill
Margot Kuhn
Marjorie Lechten
Linda Novick
Sue Oppenheimer
Phyllis Spiegelstein
Janet Steinfeld
Nancy Stiles
Billie Tabat
Susan Wartur
Jackie Zelnicker
Eclipse of tolerance at Alabama silences desegregation call
The piece condemns Alabama University actions against Autherine Lucy as mob violence and cites state and local officials aiding the riot. It urges the National Student Association to issue a statement censuring Alabama students and reaffirm the Supreme Court desegregation ruling.
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Alabama
Lincoln
United States
Supreme Court
University of Alabama
Autherine J. Lucy
Board of Trustees
Miss Lucy
N.S.A
Washington
Europe
Asia
Alabama University
Readers debate student program filing procedures
A letter argues against the editorial view that the current filing method is a step back. It urges final programs be completed before term end to avoid double filing and ensure space, teaching assignments, and book orders. The author favors retaining midyear advisement and details planned 1956 57 changes with a $5 change fee.
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Bulletin
Locker Room Access Hazard At Barnard Hall
A note on Parents Day cites dangerous door placement in Barnard Hall locker rooms. Pedestrian flow around a central column creates a hazard, as rushing crowds through the Out door endanger users entering from the In door. The writer recalls a recent accident and seeks resolution.
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Barnard Hall
G C Majors Visit Capitol Hill By Barnard Students
A Barnard College group led by Mr. Joseph Hearst toured Washington DC. They met officials, heard talks on Arab Israeli issues by Paul Garin, and quizzed Senator Mansfield on aid policy. They toured the Senate, visited Republican HQ, saw Ford's Theatre relics, and returned eager to revisit.
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Barnard
Washington, D. C
Joseph Hearst
Government Department
Paul Garin
State Department
Republic of
Israel
Garin
Arabia
Senator Mansfield
Senate
U. S. Senate
Eisenhower
Republican National Headquarters
Republican National Committee
L Eisenhower
Nixon
Leonard Hall
Hall
Changeling prod at Drama Workshop earns mixed reaction
The Drama Workshop stages Middleton's The Changeling in a stripped down version directed by Norris Houghton. Audiences at Saturday’s show laughed at dated wit yet marveled at dramatic tension and lavish language. Principal performers Judith Yedlin Mitchell Smith and Peter Falk delivered strong work.
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Drama Workshop
Thomas Middleton
Norris Houghton
William Shakespeare
Middleton
Houghton
Judith Yedlin
Mitchell Smith
Peter Falk
Jane Thornton
Barnard
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