Barnard Bulletin Staff List and Publication Details
Barnard Bulletin is published semi weekly during the college year by students of Barnard College. Entered as second class matter October 19 1928 at the New York NY post office under the act of March 8 1879. Subscription 3 50 per year single copy 10 cents. Editorial assistants include Aida Di Pace Eleanor Engleman Bernice Friedenthal Marisa Macina Audrey Weissman Betsy. News board Nancy Isaacs Nancy Miller Edith Richmond Anna Vandellas Patricia Weenelsen. About Town staff Joan Breen Lenore Fierstein Leah Krechevsky. Associate News Board Nancy Amsterdam Mary Derie Joan Harris Sondra Kleinman Judy Kramer Katherine Munzer Marjorie Nichols Judith Passoff Beate Rachwalsky Beulah Sternberg Joan Sacknott Lida Traum Betsy Wade Evelyn Weinrich. Probationary staff Katherine Burge Joan Eisner Savita Goodswart Dolores Kreisman Eleanor Meyer Barbara Perkel Jennifer Pyne Barbara Rindler Jeanne Schmidt Shulamith Simon Joan Steelton Dorothy Storck Jean Synott Ann Valentine Miriam Wagner.
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New York NY
Nancy Isaacs
Nancy Miller
Edith Richmond
Anna Vandellas
Patricia Weenelsen
About Town
Joan Breen
Lenore Fierstein
Leah Krechevsky
Nancy Amsterdam
Mary Derie
Joan Harris
Sondra Kleinman
Judy Kramer
Katherine Munzer
Marjorie Nichols
Judith Passoff
Beate Rachwalsky
Beulah Sternberg
Joan Sacknott
Lida Traum
Betsy Wade
Evelyn Weinrich
Katherine Burge
Joan Eisner
Savita Goodswart
Dolores Kreisman
Eleanor Meyer
Barbara Perkel
Jennifer Pyne
Barbara Rindler
Jeanne Schmidt
Shulamith Simon
Joan Steelton
Dorothy Storck
Jean Synott
Ann Valentine
Miriam Wagner
Wintergreen for President at Barnard Nomination Reform
Barnard’s Undergraduate Association faces long standing apathy in elections. Bulletin urges students to engage, notes constitutional changes to nominate and elect procedures, and announces upcoming statements from current officers to explain office duties.
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Bulletin
Barnard
Modern Dance Group Interprets Pilgrim Life at History Conference
Barnard's Modern Dance Group of fourteen under Miss Marion Streng rehearses twice weekly for a March 11 History Conference performance. The dances depict early Pilgrim life with scenes like town meeting and prayer meeting and are choreographed by Carol Leni with music by accompanist Carol Philips. The group includes Naomi Loeb, Martha Howe, Carol Burham, and others, highlighting inter-departmental cooperation and National Theater Month participation.
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Barnard
Marion Streng
Miss Streng
Naomi Loeb
A.A. Dance
Martha Howe
Miss Strong
America
Carol Leni
Carol Philips
Miss Loeb
Miss Leni
Molly Commack
Carol Burham
Lois Campaine
Irma Socci
Maureen McCann
Joan Steen
Vera Resis
Ann Loesser
Pat Pelton
Marie Escada
Eleanor Peters
Sally Margoshes
Cenci a Theatre Classics offering falls short yet wields grit
The Cenci explores Count Cenci’s cruelty driving Beatrice toward parricide amid murder treachery and familial ruin. Critics note uneven dramatic unity with tedious mid act denouement but acknowledge moments of core insight and commend Theatre Classics for tackling rarely staged works at Walt Whitman School where two productions cost 2.40 dollars.
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Shelley
Count Cenci
Beatrice
Cenci
Theatre Classics
Moliére
Sheridan
School For Scandal
Theatre Classics, Inc
Walt Whitman
E 78 Street
Brooklyn Born Vivienne Feigenbaum Shapes Barnard Politics
Vivienne Feigenbaum, Barnard College class of 1951, chairs the Barnard Political Council and pursues New Deal Democratic views. She envisions a political future, expects to study at the London School of Economics, and speaks of four children and teaching European history in about twenty years.
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Brooklyn
Barnard
Vivienne Feigenbaum
Vivienne
Barnard Political Council
State Department
United States
London School of Economics and Politics
England
Peardon
CUSC Explores Student Needs and World Peace Efforts
Columbia University Student Council known as CUSC seeks full university membership, surveys student attitudes on race and economics, funds a book cooperative, and applies for three One World fellowships to attend international peace conferences. Barnard remains autonomous but participates informally.
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Columbia University
CUSC
National Students Association
Sociology Department
Columbia
Barnard
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Bernice Friedenthal
Marisa Macina
Audrey Weissman
Betsy
Esther J Mendelsohn
Greta Hersch
Esther Jones
Leslie Morgan
Laura Pienkny
Beverly Yager
Norine McDonough A
Alice Kogan
Frances Fuchs
Stacy Robak
Irma Meincke
Joan Sterns
Adele Estrin
Wintergreen
By Nancy Isaacs
By Audrey Weissman
U.N
Venezuela
By Aida di Pace
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