Barnard Bulletin Names Staff Roles And Editors
The Barnard Bulletin lists leadership and editorial assignments across roles. Renée Steisel is Business Manager, Sandy Poretz is Feature Editor of the Day, with Desk Editors Miriam Dressler Roberta Klugman and a News Board including Piri Halasz Janet Kabach and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Poretz
Miriam Dressler
Roberta Klugman
Piri Halasz
Janet Kabach
Sandy McCaw
Rayna Schwartz
Hannah Shulman
Barbara Barlin
Fran Deardon
Babette Feinberg
Felice Finkelstein
Claire Gallant
Merle Skoler
Marianne Whitfield
Political apathy and student engagement on campus
The piece cites Professor Meyer's view of political apathy among our generation and Barnard College students. It links fear prosperity and incomprehension of policy to complacency, urging humility but urging active inquiry and expression to sustain democracy and citizen participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer
Barnard
Ways of the World Course Proposed for Freshmen
A group of students cheers a junior class proposal for a credit free lecture series on good grooming social graces business etiquette and household management to prepare them for life beyond the green gate They admit they know little of the outside world and hope the project will ease their adjustment to post college life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Gate
Barnard Hall
Mademoiselle
le Beau Monde
Miss Palmer Sells Liberal Arts Ideals
Miss Jean Palmer, new Barnard College admissions director, travels nationwide to promote liberal arts education and Barnard to boost enrollments. She plans curricular and housing policy reviews, chairs the Scholarship Committee, and works with fund raising and policy decisions while guiding extracurricular eligibility and student life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Palmer
Palmer
Barnard
National Junior League
Florence M. Brecht
Barnard Greek Games Win Praise From Prominent Critics
Prominent critics praise Barnard College Greek Games describing it as inspiring beauty and youth. coverage highlights critics like Dean Gilder sleeve and New York Times journalist Christopher Morley praising the festival’s atmosphere, lyrics, dance, rituals, and athletic excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Dean Gildersleeve
Christopher Morley
New York Times
SAC Offers Movies To Students Cheaply
The Social Activities Council of Columbia schedules spring films at McMillin Theater with showings at 9:30 p.m. Admission is 35 cents plus a bursar's receipt. Schedule includes Tight Little Island, All the King's Men, Quartet, Baker's Wife, Cruel Sea, Sahara, Man in the White Suit, Passport to Pimlico, State Fair, Titfield Thunderbolt, and Rue Madeleine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
McMillin Theater
Little Island
Pimlico
State Fair
Titfield Thunderbolt
Letter to the Editor Proposes Revising Section Checks
A reader requests changing the section check procedure to reduce delays. All students would review tentative programs, and only those with changes would have sections rechecked. Those not reporting at the Registrar second time would be assumed to stay in their original sections.
Barnard Dance Group blends theory and performance on campus
Barnard College's Dance Group operates as a division of the Athletic Association and includes seniors who won choreography and execution during freshman and sophomore years. Adviser Miss Marian Streng coordinates dance techniques performance and composition while members from varied majors contribute to the diverse program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
The
Athletic Association
Marian Streng
Miss Streng
Ellie Cate
Ellie
Columbia
Columbia Players
Judy Calloway
Judy
Zurich
New York
Dawn Lillie
American Civilization Department
Michael Hollander
José Limon
United States
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Barnard Bulletin
Barnard College
N. Y
Barbara Lyons
Renée Steisel
By Jane Kaback
Waves
Jean Pamer
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
the Waves
Navy
College
Miss Jean Palmer
By Sandy McCaw
Hellas
John Erskine
Erskine
Greece
SAC
the Social Activities Council of
Yours
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