Barnard College Bulletin Names 2028 29 Officers
The Barnard Bulletin lists the Undergraduate Association leaders for the coming year, naming Leslie Morgan An Stearns Aida di Pace Bernice Friedenthal Betsy Weinstein Audrey Weissman Marisa Macina Nancy Isaacs Constance Alexander Joan Wou Penny Nichols. It notes publication details and subscription rates for the semi weekly student publication.
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Leslie Morgan
AN Stearns
Aida DI Pace
Bernice Friedenthal
Bftsy Weinstein
Audrey Weissman
Marisa Macina
Nancy Isaacs
Constance Alexander
Joan Wou
Penny Nichols
NSA and Columbia University Student Council on NSA disaffiliation
The piece argues NSA remains rooted in campus life through student delegation and joint projects. It notes that Columbia University Student Council has not reconsidered disaffiliation while Columbia College and Barnard weigh options, urging careful evaluation by the Representative Assembly.
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Philosophy and physical fitness shape Barnard graduates
The piece extols the Philosophy Department and Barnard College aims at shaping integrated graduates through an exemption plan. It links deep breathing and volleyball to a life of reasoned discipline, praising high character and a sublimated physical regime as part of true philosophy.
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Names of Barnard Buildings Recall College's Benefactors
Barnard College honors its benefactors who funded Milbank Fiske and Brinkerhoff. The article credits Elizabeth Milbank Anderson, Annie Nathan Meyer, Mrs. Van Wyck Brinkerhoff, Josiah W. Fiske, and Jacob H. Schiff among others for shaping Barnard with donations, land, and endowments. It notes Dr. Frederick A. P. Barnard as a driving advocate for women’s higher education, and details later donors Brooks and Abram S. Hewitt who chaired the Board of Trustees and supported the college’s growth.
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John D. Rockerfeller
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New York Evening Post
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Alumnae Aid Office In Placing '51 Grads At Barnard
Barnard College reports its Placement Office began pregraduation guidance for the class of 1951 on December 4 with letters of application resumes and interview clinics led by Mrs. Grace Haynes of the Council of Community Chests. Seniors to be placed after exams will receive alumnae referrals for industry and jobs, with final decisions pending as February graduates await immediate openings in business social work merchandising library work and insurance.
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Grace Haynes
The
Council of Community Chests
Ruth Houghton
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Miss Houghton
Health Week at Barnard Spotlight on Chardy Raup
The poem recalls healthier posture days before Health Week as Barnard aims to showcase Chardy Raup. It praises her as a promising model student and hints at pride from Dr. Holland’s circle.
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Chardy Raup
Queen of Columbia
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