Barnard College Bulletin Editorial and Staff List
Barnard Bulletin published semi weekly by Barnard College students for the Undergraduate Association. It lists editors and staff including Ruth Raup managing editors Ruth Murphy Judith Mortenson Maya Pines Helen Trevor and others with a 1538 address at the end. Subscription rate 3 dollars per year or 10 cents a copy.
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Barnard College
New York
Ruth Raup
Fekinaldy
Mary Virginia Farley I. Wee Eae
Ruth Murphy
Judith Mortenson
Maya Pines
Helen Trevor
Duytittic Brown
Voter Turnout Critique Highlights Barnard Student Elections
Barnard Bulletin quotes show low participation in student government elections with counts around 477 to 705 votes, noting fewer than half the undergraduates vote and concern over selections with small electorates. Calls persist for higher turnout to reflect student will.
Residence Halls Fee Increase Under Consideration
Trustees weigh a $100 rise in next year’s Residence Halls fees, prompting student concern over added college expenses. The administration plans to present its case with full support from student groups, while urging careful fact based judgments and avoiding snap conclusions.
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Brite Tin
Oldest Trustee Recalls Barnard College Beginnings
Barnard’s oldest living trustee Annie Nathan Meyer recounts founding the college at age twenty after selecting the Barnard board, raising funds, securing the first home at 343 Madison Avenue, and shaping early women’s education. She contrasts past attitudes toward women with today’s normality and notes her forthcoming book Barnard Beginnings.
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Annie Nathan Meyer
Barnard College
Barnard
Columbia
College
Madison Avenue
Evening Post
Haraffarte Aven
Meyer
Muriel Chevious Aces Barnard Profile and Med School Bids
Muriel Chevious, a Brooklyn commuter to Barnard, exited high school with notable leadership roles. She served as Glee Club business manager and president, junior class officer, folk dance chair, senior treasurer, and more while pursuing chemistry. Named to four medical schools including Carnell Harvard NYU and Columbia P&S she chose P&S to study psychiatry after a stint as a psychiatric aide.
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Brooklyn
Barnard
Muriel
Glee Club
Representative Assembly
Carnell
Harvard
New York University
Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeon
Columbia
People's Concerts Bring World Class Music to Students
Barbara Henry notes ticket prices start at 60 cents for performances by the Budapest String Quartet, Pasquier Trio, and Isaac Stern at Washington Irving High School. Barnard students can buy tickets at 32 Union Square for priority access. The People's Symphony Concerts were founded in 1900 by Franz Arens and now feature chamber music and solo recitals.
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Barbara Henry
People’s
Washington Irving High School
Irving Place
Budapest
Pasquier
Isaac Stern
Barnard
Office of People’s Symphony
Union Square
Room 1202
Franz Arens
People’s Concerts
Gus Goodwin the Camp Chief and Embryo Mouse Expert
Georgina Goodwin known as Gus runs the camp committee and leads the hospital division of Community Service. She studied at Jackson Memorial Library on cancer genetics and biology and aims for medical school while guiding flora fauna work and campus clubs.
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Gus
Women’s Emergency Farm Service
Maine
Jackson Memorial Library
Nazi Scientists Present Problem To Universities
Since 1945 about six hundred German scientists have been brought to the United States by the Army and placed in American universities for research work. Critics fear their Nazi ties and influence in labs and classrooms while the Army says they are under supervision, with protection against disclosure, and salaries as high as 3120 dollars plus daily expenses. The issue centers on whether allowing these scientists to stay and pursue U.S. citizenship could aid war research or threaten security.
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United States Army
War Department
Stephen White
Army
Syracuse
Boston
Germany
U.S
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