Barnard College News Board Names and Staff
The Barnard Bulletin lists staff and board members for the year including Esther Mendelsohn and June Stein as editors and a large roster of associate and probationary staff. Billing details note subscription rates and post office classification with publication timing through the college year.
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Star Reporter Award Winners Named by The Bulletin
The Bulletin announces its final Star Reporter Award for the year with Audrey Weissman as a nominee. First place goes to Aida Di Pace with second place noted. new managing board members are ineligible.
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Star
Audrey Weissman
Aida di Pace
Barnard Alumnae Embrace Active Development Drive
The Barnard alumnae embrace ongoing involvement with the college, highlighting the Development program. They celebrate the new Student Wing with its lounge snack bar and four activity offices and plan continued undergraduate and alumnae partnership to advance Barnard’s standing in higher education.
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Barnard
Helen Hokinson
Barnard College
Cool Summer Nightspot Tour Across the Region
Readers are urged to explore affordable summer evenings at local venues along the Sound and nearby towns. Shore Tavern and Studio Club offer cooling breezes and no cover. Glen Island Casino features dining and dancing with a $3 minimum on Saturdays.
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Shore Tavern
Fort Schuyler
Mount Vernon
Glen Island Casino
Leighton
Woodland
Saw Mill River Parkway
Dobbs Ferry
Bill Reiber
Larchmont Lodge
Twaites
City Island
Connecticut
Westport
Merritt Parkway
Westleigh Inn
Lichtfield
Broadway Tickets Available at Columbia Theater Bureau
Columbia University Theater Bureau announces summer hours for students staying in the city. Tickets are on sale for most Broadway shows including Death of a Salesman. A twenty five cent service fee applies to purchases.
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Columbia University Theater Bureau
Instructors Prepare Summer Plans at Columbia Campus
A parade of faculty members announces summer travels and teaching duties. Professors Youtz Arensberg Moore Wenzel Finan and others will take leave or conduct research abroad or at coastal and European locales. Students in Ecology face a heavy schedule as John Moore continues field work in Central America.
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Salt
Outer Mongolia
Columbia
Richard P. Youtz
Pleasant Lake
New York
David
Francis Graham
St. Louis
Teachers’ College
Sargent
S. Stansfeld Sargent
Far-West
Westport
Connecticut
Katherine Pease
Bernice M. Wenzel
Columbia University
Fairfield
Lorna McGuire
New England
Conrad M. Arensberg
Germany
Rockefeller Foundation
Lelia M. Finan
Department of Physical Education
France
Switzerland
Marion Lawrence
Fine Arts
Europe
John A. Moore
Mexico
American Museum of Natural History
Office of Naval Research
Costa Rica
Professor Moore
Tropico de Cancer
Latitud
Bulletin
Barnard
Medieval Nine Heroes Tapestries Shown At The Cloisters Museum
The Cloisters displays the Nine Heroes tapestries dating to the 14th century in a room designed to evoke a French chateau setting. Curator James J. Rori mer notes the acquisition marks a historic event for the Met Cloisters Fort Tryon Park. Surviving panels include Alexander Caesar David Joshua Arthur with heraldic shields. three large hangings depict the heroics of chivalry and courtly vows.
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Fort Tryon Park
James J. Rorimer
Cloisters
Jean
Duke of Berry
Angers
Heroe
Jacques de Longuyon
Alexander
Caesar
David
Joshua
King Arthur
Arthur
Barnard Alumnae Enter Second Phase After Graduation
Grads move into alumnae phase with Barnard support through the Alumnae Association. It serves as main contact, runs publications and two yearly conferences. Fund contributions support operations and the College. no dues.
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Barnard
Alumnae Association
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