Barnard Bulletin Names Incoming Editor In Chief
Eleanor Taube ’62 was elected Editor-In-Chief of the Barnard Bulletin at a staff election last Friday. She stated the Senior Managing Board aims to broaden coverage to national international and campus news with a newspaper’s function to comfort the oppressed and afflict the comfortable.Outgoing Editor Janet Gregory announced Senior Managing Board appointments Barbara Blumenreich Managing Editor Rosalind Marshack News Editor Joy Felsher and Tania Osacha Feature Editor and Special Features Editor respectively. Junior Managing Board appointments to be announced at the Red Pencil Dinner.
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Eleanor Taube
Barnard Bulletin
Miss Traube
Janet Gregory
Barbara Blumenreich
Rosalind Marshack
Joy Felsher
Tania Osacha
Exchange Inspires Campaign at Barnard College
The Barnard College Exchange with southern schools led to the creation of the Committee on Race Relations. The group launched a letter writing drive to inform newspapers and Southern students and to urge Wake Forest College trustees to speed integration.
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Ruth Schwartz
Barber And Williamson Receive Promotions At Barnard
Dr. Bernard Barber is promoted to Professor of Sociology and Dr. Chilton Williamson to Professor of History at Barnard College. New associate professors include Laura R. Garcia-Lorca and Jean A. Potter, with Ruth Montgomery Rivette and Lucena Jaeger Barth also advancing.
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Bernard Barber
Chilton Williamson
McIntosh
Laura R. Garcia-Lorca
Jean A. Potter
Ruth Montgomery Rivette
Lucena Jaeger Barth
Robert Pack
Barber
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Tulane
Harvard
Smith Col
Terrien Reveals Job as Symbol Of Sublime Faith
Dr. Samuel Terrien of Union Theological Seminary argues Job is not the patient archetype but a symbol of revolt and blasphemy. He notes the Book’s prose and poetry reflect different historical periods and urges reading the Bible in its historical spirit.
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Job
Samuel Terrien
Union Theological Seminary
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Satan
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Heaven
President Stresses Planning For Future at Barnard
Millicent C. McIntosh addressed the Barnard Junior Class on senior year planning. She urged long-range goals over short aims, advised careful use of the April catalogue, and cautioned against heavy reading loads in the senior year to focus on a specific field. She urged perseverance amid discrimination and urged alumnae alignment with Barnard values.
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Marion Pollett
Millicent C. McIntosh
McIntosh
Barnard College
Music For An Hour concert in James Room
The fourth program in the Music For an Hour series will be held tomorrow after noon at 5 15 in the James Room. The program includes the Sonata for Violin and Piano by Cesar Franck and two wind trio pieces by Georges Barrère.
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Cesar Franck
Georges Barrere
Columbia University Libraries Adopt New Code to Cut Losses
The Columbia University Libraries reported over 7500 volumes lost in 1959 60 with replacement costs exceeding 75000 dollars. A campaign used letters, editorials, posters and bookmarks to urge student cooperation as a monthly loss rate of 379 volumes and 45480 dollars in yearly costs were highlighted. A fall rollout of a new loan code will impose fixed loan times and strict recalls and discipline for abuse of library privileges.
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Joan Gordon
Laura R. Garcia‘Lorca
Spain
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Wellesley
Sarah Lawrence
By Ronnie Olman
Samuel L. Terrien
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