Barnard College Bulletin Public Notice Details
Barnard Bulletin notes semi weekly publication by Barnard College students for the Barnard Community. It is entered as second class matter October 19 1928 at New York post office under the 1879 act. Subscription is 3.50 per year and single copy costs 10 cents.
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Editor in Chief and Staff Names Listed for Ledger
The text lists editorial leadership roles including Editor in Chief Roberta Klugman and Managing Editor Margie Gallanter. It also names Business Manager Miriam Dressler and Editorial Staff Managers Safrah Sammell, Rokald EET, Abby Avin, and others, outlining the newsroom's hierarchical structure.
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Miriam Dressler
Rokald
Abby Avin
Proposal to convert Haskell Hall into Barnard dormitory
The piece urges Barnard College to lease or have Columbia open Haskell Hall as a women’s dormitory for spring. It notes vacancy at the hall, prior Barnard residents, and proposes minimal dining changes and reduced rates to attract students including locals and waiting-list entrants.
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Brooks Hall
Haskell Hall
Barnard
Parnassus Club
Columbia University
Columbia College
Barnard College
University
Johnson Hall
Brooks Dining Hall
Avoidism and World Dance Festival Highlight Campus Events
Ruth Helf and Roger Price discuss a humorous Avoidism philosophy with odd devices and books, while at McMillin Theater the International Students Club hosts World Dance Festival featuring Nala Najan and nine country performances to benefit the Foreign Student Grant-in-Aid Fund. tickets at the door.
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McMillin Theater
New York
Nala Najan
India
Najan
McNiff
Pearl Primus
Flexibility In Attitude Nets Jobs at Barnard Office
Judy Smith reports Barnard College’s placement office offers cradle to grave counseling for undergraduates seniors and alumnae. The office arranges interviews and sends recommendations while alumni like Dawn Lille and Judy Calloway credit the service for securing jobs at Steuben Glass Company and Museum of Modern Art. Seniors urged to register and obtain recommendations before graduation.
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Dawn Lille
The
Steuben Glass Company
Glass Company
Dawn
Judy Calloway
Museum of Modern Art
Judy
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Gloria Richman
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Roger Price
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Barnard Placement Office
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Coleman’ Jacoby
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