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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1953
Page
1
Barnard College student produced bulletin issued semi weekly during the college year with vacations and exams excluded. Entered as second class matter October 19 1928 at New York Post Office under 1879 act. Subscription two dollars fifty cents per year and ten cent single copies.
The page lists top newsroom positions including Editor in Chief Geraldine Kirshenbaum and Associate Editors Tobin Brown Joyce Lebois Barbara Lyons Lenore Self. It also shows News Editors Donna Click Sandra Perlmutter and a large News Board with multiple members.
The Barnard College community looks to a fall of change with Milbank overhauled for the new semester and the class of 1953 departing after four years. Freshmen arrive as Columbia's bicentennial looms, while faculty turnover and new leaders shape a campus ready for September and a year of growth.
The piece profiles Phebe Ann Marr, an International Relations major at a Pennsylvania college, active in Adlai Stevenson advocacy and United Nations causes. It highlights her political drive, academic rigor, and plans to work at the railroad station selling tickets to fund future endeavors.
In Focus the standout is Barbara Kauder’s The Lily of the Valleys, praised for construction and language. Solomon and Shulamith are clearly drawn and the plot outcome feels inevitable, defining the issue’s high point amid weaker pieces.
President Millicent McIntosh plans a two part summer break with her husband and youngest son spending weeks on the Tyringham Massachusetts farm founded in 1789. The two Harvard brothers will travel to Alaska in a hearse for sleeping quarters while their daughter works as a camp counselor. The rest of the family handles farm chores and a Canada canoe trip is planned with likely trout fishing along the way.
A reader thanks the BULLETIN for its May 7 editorial on the Barnard College poll stories. The letter credits Mrs McIntosh and many Barnard students including Judy Scherer Florence Federman Jane Webb Cynthia Bachner Jo Cartisser and Kathleen Burge for cooperation and administration of the poll.
Letter from Korea to the editor requests listing names of deployed squad members for Barnard College readers. It provides addresses and ranks for Pfc Bobby Wade, Pfc Les Bash, Pfc Mike Cullinane, Cpl Lee Cruse, Cpl Tom Dixon and Pfc Don Sargent at 2nd Plt Recon Co PMF c/o FPO San Francisco.
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