21 Feb 1955
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1955
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin published semi weekly by Barnard College students. Entered as second class matter October 19, 1928 at New York post office. Subscription rate three fifty per year ten cents per copy. Managing board names listed with editorial and staff roles.
The Barnard Undergraduate Association should form a permanent appointment committee to interview candidates for positions, ensure attendance and speeches at meetings, and improve communication to reveal student talents. This would boost participation and help the Council and Assembly make informed annual appointments.
Barnard students can work around campus through the Placement Office with dormitory, library, and office jobs. Dorm positions include lunchroom checks and cashiering, post office duties, and a dorm switchboard run by Betty Hellman. Other roles include slides for Fine Arts, lab assistance, motion picture operation, locker-key assignment, and clerical tasks, all offered as temporary openings throughout the year.
Safrah Sammel Toone reports on Barnard College zoology projects studying thyroid function in chicks and lamprey larvae. Eunice Wood and Margaret Clements lead experiments, with papers in press and plans to study in France. Barnard students Debra Ackerman, Helen Hochstein, and Sarah Gray contribute related projects.
Italian child artists from the Mazzon School in Milan are shown at the Museum of Modern Art through March 20. The Whitney presents retrospectives of Hyman Bloom and Jack Levine, highlighting religious, mortality themes and social satire. Town Hall offers a Get More Out of Music course starting March 8 with David Randolph at 5:45 p.m. for ten dollars.
A narrative praising a well rounded student as a potential office holder. The writer extols her efficiency vim vigor Einstein brain Schweitzer humanity and Olympic decathlon success while portraying her as conservative and aligned with the current order and predecessor. The piece ends with a nomination of Everyman.
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