Barnard Bulletin masthead and staff list
Barnard Bulletin is published semi weekly during the college year by Barnard students through the Undergraduate Association. It lists editorial assistants and staff including Marilyn Rosenthal Stacy Robsak Laura Pienkney Esther Jones WEWS board About Town staff and other listed members with probationary staff names.
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Barnard Lege
New York
N. Y
Marilyn Rosenthal
Stacy Robsak
Laura Pienkney
Esther Jones
WEWS
Audrey, Weissman
Patricia Weenelsen
Leslie Morgan
Aida di Pace
Beverly Yager
Bernice Fiering
Eugenie Hill
Miriam Goldman
Roselin Seider
Elaine Wiener
About Town
Gloria Hillman
Barrie Tait
Eleanor Engelman
Alice Kogan
Irma Meineke
Edith Richmond
Betsy Weinstein
Joan Weiss
Anna Vandellas
Florence Jones
Nancy Isaacs
Constance
Frances Fuchs
Joan Tuttle
Victorine Budd
Carolyn Kimmerfield
Bulletin replies on Undergraduate elections publicity
The letter argues that news release dates are restricted and nominations could only be announced after last Tuesday’s all college assembly. Publication schedule forced the Bulletin to come out Thursday afternoon, two hours after voting. It suggests election authorities could schedule and announce elections earlier or combine Undergraduate officers and A. A. President elections.
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Bell
All College Assembly
Cohen
Bulletin
Barnard
A. A
Miss Huntington Named Undergraduate President at Barnard
The message honors Miss Huntington for 1949 50 as Undergraduate President and Publicity Director for 1200 students. Mrs McIntosh praises student involvement in the Development Plan, stressing public relations and wide college outreach as essential for Barnard’s survival.
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Huntington
McIntosh
Barnard
Jane Gordon Leads Barnard Eligibility Committee
Jane Gordon, Barnard junior and Zoology major, chairs the Eligibility Committee. She explains the system shift from club president forms to individual forms, aims to limit offices per student and ensure those below a 2.0 average are considered ineligible with a right of appeal. She also presides over the Science Club, works as a desk assistant, and plans to pursue a Ph.D. or M.D. while hoping to bring Wisconsin summer session ideas to Barnard.
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Jane Gordon
Barnard
Jane
Columbia College
University of Wisconsin
Barnard Alumna Heads Lady Police Force in Washington
Barnard alumna Rhoda Milliken, a Washington D C native, leads the Woman's Bureau of the Metropolitan Police as director. A government major with sociology training, she joined the navy code service after graduation, then helped establish the city's women’s division and rose to head in 1936.
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Barnard
Lady
Washington
Rhoda Milliken
Miss Milliken
Woman’s Bureau
Metropolitan Police
Code Service of the Navy
Washington, D. C
All For Love revue review mixed on casting and production
The critique finds Grace and Paul Hartman underused while Bert Wheeler fails to amuse though costumes and scenery impress. Dance moments shine but many singing numbers feel filler. Overall talent exists but the show lacks a stronger vehicle for its performers. Cornelia Schaeffer offers a balanced, two act voice urging audiences to see Lend An Ear for charm and wit.
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Grace
Paul Hartman
Mr. Hartman
Bert Wheeler
Cornelia Schaeffer
Worries of a Co op System in Dorms
Barnard dorm residents weigh budget fixes with partial and full cooperative plans. A poll shows 48 percent favor a partial system with daily room work and weekly maid service, though rates rise to balance the budget. Full copayment would shift tasks to students and cut costs but faces opposition.
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Miss Condict
Barnard
About Town William Eythe and Features Some Comediennes
A lively review praises a small capable cast led by William Eythe with clever choreography by Gower Champion. Charles Gaynor supplies lyrics and music while the skits range from satire to light comedy including a Friday Dancing Class. The tone is ingenuous and sincere per Constance Boardman.
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William Eythe
Charles Gaynor
Gower Champion
Constance Boardman
Broadway reviews for Where's Charley and Broadway Revue
Constance Boardman critiques Where's Charley noting Bolger as the sole bright spot and the show’s weak dance and song lineup. A separate note recommends watching Broadway Revue hosted by Sid Caesar Imogene Coca and Mary McCarty, praising its Broadway style home entertainment appeal and evolving themes.
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Sid Caesar
Imogene Coca
Mary McCarty
America
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Barnard Bulletin
Ruth Aney
Maclaren
Marilyn Karmason
Esther J. Mendelsohn
Joan Houston
Myra Koh
Marlies Wolf Norie McDonough
Mary Markinac
Mary Burchell
Ann Terry
Stein Ursula McEnroy
Elizabeth Hayman
By Laura Pienkny
By Frances Fuchs
Police
All For Love
By Aida di Pace
Charley
Bolger
F. Loesser
K. Weill
Mr. Loesser
Broadway Review
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