17 Feb 1955
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1955
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin details the semi weekly publication schedule and student management for Barnard College. It lists the business manager Renée Steisel and notes the editorial and managing board roles.
Bulletin congratulates the junior class for a large slate of well qualified candidates for the undergraduate president race. It notes renewed interest after past low turnout and highlights ideas on eligibility review, Community Service Bureau, Honor System publicity, transfer orientation, and expanding knowledge of undergraduate appointments.
A Barnard student writes in favor of the Student Council backing a Russian exchange visa petition and inviting Russian editors to campus. The author argues that broader international understanding, even with imperfect programs, outweighs concerns about propaganda and indoctrination.
Barnard and Teach er's College details on New York City certification. Prospective teachers learn state certificate needs, program paths to M A, and how Barnard credits may speed up earning the Elementary or Secondary certificates. Demand focuses on elementary and early childhood teachers, with high need for math, science, and combined foreign language teachers at the junior high and high school levels.
The first officially chartered Barnard College Chess Club meets Mondays and Thursdays in Barnard Hall room 101. The group, led by Marjorie Miller and Marianne Whitfield, plans inter school meets and teaches players from all skill levels, boasting ten chess sets and foreign members including students from Iran.
Barbara Coleman reports on limestone benches between Barnard and Brooks Halls showing slow solid flow like glacier movement. Professor Henry Sharp explains gravity induced bending and deep earth crystallization, noting one bench remains newer and may sag over decades.
John Cheever commutes from Scarborough to teach the Barnard Advanced Composition course known as the Journal on Mondays and Wednesdays. He began teaching after a brief substitute stint and now plans to remain for the semester while pursuing short fiction and a novel.
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