Barnard College Bulletin Shows Student Roles and Staff
Barnard Bulletin lists editors and staff including Elaine Ryan as Editor in Chief Ruth Landesman Marilyn Schwartz Marguerite St John Betty Wall Astry Beek Helen Serrell and others. It details sections About Town staff circulation managers photographers cartoonists and business editors with probationary and associate boards and lists staff names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Ryan
Ruth Landesman
Marilyn Schwartz
Marguerite ST
John Betty Wallastry Beeck
Helen Serrell
Students defend Barnard Honor System in letter to editor
Elizabeth Lowes highlights the Honor System as essential during exam time at Barnard. The writer argues for student responsibility, reduces supervision, and urges continued effort to keep the system effective, noting colleges without such systems.
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Barnard
Barnard Liberal and International Relations Clubs debate world issues
Liberal Club promotes social awareness and action against loyalty investigations while backing CARE aid and international relief efforts. International Relations Club sponsors round tables and a U.N. subcommittee to boost Barnard student involvement, offers a library, and conducted postwar and food conservation programs.
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Liberal Club
I.R.C
Barnard
Barnard Library
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Barnard War Board
Five Barnard Women Picked For Geneva Year Abroad Program
Five Barnard College juniors were chosen for a year abroad at the University of Geneva and the Graduate School of International Relations. Under Dr. Alice Holden, the group studied European teaching methods, flexible credit, and international curriculum with trips to Florence, Venice, Naples, Cadiz, Rome, Pisa, and Genoa.
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Virginia Kraft
Smith College
Barnard
Riathfyn Schwindt
Alice Holden
Smith
University of Geneva
Graduate School of International Relations
Switzerland
Italy
Germany
Florence
Venice
Naples
Cadiz
Rome
Pisa
Genoa
Dostoevsky Drama at National Theatre Stars Gielgud in Punishing Role
Review of Crime and Punishment on stage at the National Theatre notes John Gielgud leaves Medea to play Raskolnikoff. The four leads are well cast though the adaptation struggles to translate the novel’s dread onto the stage. Sokoloff, Gish, Haas praised. some audience giggles marred by balcony view.
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Dostoevsky
National Theatre
John Gielgud
Mr. Gielgud
Jason
Medea
England
Vladimir Sokoloff
Raskolnikoff
Lillian Gish
Katerina Ivanna
Sonia
Dolly Haas
Gielgud
Jeanne d Arc au Bucher Debut in Christmas Oratorio
Sally Langley reviews the American debut of Arthur Honnegger’s Jeanne d Arc au Bucher with Paul Claudel text. The eleven part oratorio blends savage and gentle tones, allegory and inner conflict as Joan confronts executioners and Pride Evil and other abstractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Joan
Frere Dominique
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Joan Houston
Esther Jones
Marilyn Karmason
Betty Lou Kirtley
Myra Koh
Amalie Ager
Jane Melonis
Norine McDonough
Er Mendelsohn
Rosary Scacciaferro
Amelia Coleman
Gloria Hulman
Sally Langley
Elizabeth Hayman
Carol Reynolds
Barrie Tait
Marlies Wolf
Elizabeth Acchner
Sue’ Cox
Inge Falk
Marion Freda
Muriel Fox
Roselin Seider
Phyllis Daytz
Eugenie Hill
Madeline Justessen
Carol Moody
Adele Robak
Marilyn Rosenthal
Lucille Wolf
Beverly Yager
Alma Jean Beers
Dorothy Gaebelein
Phyllis Isaacson
Marianne Reichert
Janet Stein
Elizabeth Lowes
Faraeal
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Mount Hulyoke
By Joan Houston
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Booth
Lake
Lake Success
Miss Sherburn
Geneva University
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Jeanne D’arc
By Sally Langley
Jeanne
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