Barnard Bulletin Campus Newspaper Details and Staff List
Barnard Bulletin issued semi weekly by Barnard College students for the Undergraduate Association. Includes editor in chief and extensive staff lists: Elaine Ryan Ruth Landesman Marilyn Schiwartz Marguerite St John Betty Wall Astry Beek Helen Serrell Ann Terry Jean de Santo Mary Wilson Betty Foranz. Editor in Chief, managing editors, feature editors, circulation, photography, art, and business staff. news board, town staff, associate news board, probationary staff, and business staff.
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Ascore College
New York
N.Y
Elaine Ryan
Ruth Landesman
Marilyn Schiwartz
Marguerite ST. John
Betty Wallastry Beeck
Helen Serrell
Jean de Santo
Mary Wilson
Betty Foranz
Tony Pemisi Needs Ongoing Support From Barnard Community
The Barnard Bulletin calls for continued fundraising to sponsor Tony Pemisi, the war orphan adopted in 1945, seeking 15 dollars a month from 1107 Foster Parents. Editors urge student participation via donation boxes near the Bulletin office and residence hall to sustain his life, rehabilitation, and well being.
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Tony Pemisi
Bulletin
Bulittin
Nike
Dime
Venos
Dim Zes
Weer
Theo Ton
Ocreane
Tony AD
Pastis
King's College Black Book Reveals 1771 75 Mischief
The Black Book of Misdemeanors at King's College chronicles student pranks from 1771 to 1775. Entries note tea cup thefts, late-night hole breaches, absences, improper conduct, and the peculiar stocking theft of John Rapalje. The volume closes with the end of King's College, later Columbia University.
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Columbia University
King's College
King’s Men
Shreeve
Thomas Shreeve
Abrahams
Bogert
N.B. Shreeve
Kings
Andrew Skene
Pusaels
Skene
Ho’ Cian
John Rapalje
Moncrieff
Reverend Myles
Presi
Youskevitch Talks Ballet Career and Future Plans
Igor Youskevitch, premier danseur of Ballet Theatre, details his late start in ballet, training under Olga Preobrajenska, and service as a Navy physical instructor. He discusses choreography, life outside dance, family, and belief that ballet’s future includes broader government support and continued dancing for years.
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Igor Youskevitch
The
Ballet Theatre
City Center
Prince
Youskevitch
Sokol
Chemical Engineering
Belgrade University
Yugoslavia
Paris
Olga Prebrajenska
Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo
Europe
America
U.S. Navy
Yousekevitch
Ballet
Maria
Dow
Giselle
Broadway
Miss Mandeville Describes Summer Vacation in England
Miss Gloria Mandeville Barnard graduate describes a summer in England including a six week Oxford session and visits to Stratford on Avon Warwick Kennelworth and Bath. She read for her PhD at the British Museum and formed English friends while evading customs with a heather memento.
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Gloria Mandeville
England
Oxford
British Museum
London
Miss Mandeville
Barnard
Stratford-on- Avon
Warwick
Kennelworth
Bath
Miss Mville
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Tom Edstor
Adtertrung
Ruth Aney
Joan Houston
Esther Jones
Marilyn Karmason
Betty Lou Kirtley
Myra Koh Amalie Mayer
Jane McInnis
Norine McDonough
Esther Mendelsohn
Rosary Scacciaferra
Amelia Coleman
Gloria Hillman
Sally Langley
Elizabeth Hayman
Carol Reynolds
Barrie Tait
Marlies Wolf
Elizabeth Acchner Sue Cox
Inge Falk
Marior Freda
Muriel You
Roselin Seider
Barne Tait
Phyllis Daytz
Eugenie Hill
Madeline Justessen
Carol Moody
Adele Robak
Martiyn Raserthal Sue
Beverly Yager
Alma Jean Beers
Dorothy Gaebelern
Phyllip Isaacson
Marianne Reichert
Tune Stein
Tony
Burucrin
Studens Wee
Anen the Buridix
Enthu
King’s College
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Tver Brea Cage
Hay Ng
Remsen
Onliege
New the Hudson
Beverley Robinson
Robinson
Black Book
Columbia College
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