Barnard Bulletin Staff and Editorial Team Listing
Barnard College announces its editorial and staff roster for the Barnard Bulletin. The list includes editors Beth Falk Teri Apfelbaum Karen Bivens and Lisa Lerman with Margo Hughes as business manager and Roberta Chiascone as news editor. Staff contributors include Jami Bernard Elizabeth Griggs Randy Banner and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Falk
Teri Apfelbaum
Karen Bivens
Jami Bernard
Elizabeth Griggs
Randy Banner
Vicki Leonard
Nancy Carlin
Allison Kassiz
Marilyn Kohn
Kate McLaughlin
Daphne Merkin
Sharon Shindler
Martha Wiseman
Margaret Zweig
We Need a New Frame of Mind at Barnard
An editorial laments collective burnout and routine thinking at Barnard. It questions future prospects, marriage, education, and careers, urging rejuvenation and a shift in attitude rather than despair. A DH Lawrence poem is cited to illustrate transmitting life through work and daily acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
D.H. Lawrence
Joanne Little Rape Case Charged With First Degree Murder
Letter to the editor urges defense help for Joanne Little, indicted for first degree murder in North Carolina. The 20-year-old inmate says she acted to defend against a jailer’s assault. supporters note race, circumstances, and a high state execution tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Bond
Southern Poverty Law Center
Joanne Little
North Carolina
Joanne
Beaufort County
Clarence Ashgood
State Bureau of Investigation
New York Times
Raleigh
N.C
Clarence Alligood
Miss Little
Beaufom
College Activities Office
Cao
McIntosh
Doris Miller
Courtney Howland
Joanne Little Barnard
NYC Trout Signs Removed After East Inwood Complaints
The New York City Trout and Salmon Patrol Depart ment will pull signs directing fishers to the Hudson stream after East Inwood residents call them a social slur. Confusion at Broadway and 168th Street caused visitors to end up on St Nicholas Avenue and Harlem river shores with navigational hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Trout and Salmon Patrol Department
Broadway
Hudson
East Inwood
Harlem
Amsterdam
Manhattan
168Th St
Hudson Spring
St. Nicholas Avenue
Harlem River
Hudson Trout Haven
Dyckman Street
Nyctaspd
Vladimir Smith
168 St
Bronx
Burger King
Kaplan's Feminist Fancy A Very Curious Girl shown by Women's Center
A 1968 Nelly Kaplan film shown to a Barnard audience prompts debate on its feminist elements. Mary the gypsy girl moves from oppression to self reliance as she confronts a morality obsessed village, with a controversial portrayal of lesbianism amid broader social themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelly Kaplan
Women’s Center
Barnard
Mary
Irene
The Grind replaces 1960s existentialism on campus says survey
A survey of questions from Brooks-Hewitt-Reid complex Carman Hall Lehman bathrooms and waste baskets reveals a new philosophy dubbed The Grind. Students describe pervasive interest in self inquiry and casual introspection versus Marx Freudian theories and existentialism of the sixties. The Famous Psychologist in a Three Piece Suit rejects The Grind as a development while Barnard students report frequent use and constant contemplation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks-Hewitt-Reid
Carman Hall
Lehman
Spectator
Marx
Jung
Horney
Barnard
Goddess and Other Women review highlights Oates flaws
The review praises some stories in The Goddess and Other Women by Joyce Carol Oates for vivid lifelike intensity but condemns others as flawed or obscure. It notes missteps in stories like Magna Mater and Small Avalanches while praising the collection’s dark insight into the underside of life and intense scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Carlin
Joyce Carol Oates
Goddess
Rosewood
Oates
Hollywood glamour museum exhibit at the Met Costume Institute
The Metropolitan Museum of Art hosts a Nostalgic exhibit of about one hundred costumes from the golden era of Hollywood 1930s and 1940s. Adrian and Travis Banton lead designers with Greta Garbo Carole Lombard Mae West and Marlene Dietrich highlighted. Highlights include Garbo gowns Astaire Tophat pieces Gable robes and Monroe items reflecting glamour and style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Tinto
Hollywood
Costume Institute
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Adrian
Travis Banton
MGM
Joan Crawford
Norma Shearer
Jean Harlow
Jeanette MacDonald
Greta Garbo
Banton
Garbo
Adrian Banton
Camille
Paramount
Adolph Zukor
Ray Diffen
Dietrich
Mae West
Fred Astaire
Clark Gable
Marilyn Monroe
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Alligood
Durham
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Howard Waggamuffin
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