Barnard College Bulletin Names Vast Editorial Staff
Barnard Bulletin lists numerous editors and staff for the undergraduate paper. The semi weekly student publication at Barnard College shows Ruthaney as editor in chief with Esther Mendelsohn Marilyn Karmason and Joan Houston as managing editors. A full business and copy staff, feature editors, town editor, photographers, advertising and circulation managers, and a wide news board are named.
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Barnard Gallege
New York
N. Y
Elizaeth Aschner
Esther Jones
Laura Pienkny
Adele Robuk
Marilyn Rosenthal
Lucille Wolf
Abou Town
Amelia Coleman
Gloria Hillman
Sally Langley
Barrie Tait
Sue Cox
Phyllis Daytz
Eugenie Hill
Madeline Justesen
Leah Krechevsky
Roselin Seider
Beverly Yager
Marion Bell
Bing Escode
Bernice Fiering
Miriam Goldman
Mary Merkinac
Eleanor Meyer
Loigene Nickel
Betty Sanders
Barnard Honor System under spotlight after finals cheating incident
The Barnard College community examines the cheating case that led to an Honor Board re examination. The chairman emphasizes individual responsibility and the tapping system to report dishonesty. The incident concerns observers who did not intervene and aims to strengthen college wide adherence to the honor code.
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Barnard
Honor Board
Bulletin
New Regime at Barnard Under New Dean Ends Year
The first year of Barnard College under a new dean ended last Tuesday. The year featured innovations and traditional activities with student input on tuition, curriculum, and assemblies. Campus ties with the University and other colleges were strengthened and the administration praised for its sincerity and vigor.
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Barnard
Fackenthal to Continue Work at University
Dr. Frank D. Fackenthal will resign as acting president of Columbia University on June 8 but will stay on as Chairman of the Trustee's Committee on Education. His long Columbia career began as an undergraduate and includes roles from Provost to acting president during postwar expansion and the creation of new schools and institutes.
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Frank D. Fackenthal
Columbia University
Columbia
General Eisenhower
Fackenthal
Spectator
University
Nicholas Murray Butler
Russian Institute
School of International Affairs
American Press Institute
School of General Studies
Princeton
Butler
Miss Erskine Retires as Barnard Public Relations Chief
Miss Helen Erskine retires after fourteen years at Barnard College where she shaped publicity and goodwill. A Barnard alumna and former Alumnae Association president, she aided the Fiftieth Anniversary drive and French Coty room redesign while contributing articles for LIFE. Her brother is John Erskine, and her dog Russet was a campus favorite. She remains in the Public Relations Office at 551 Madison Avenue.
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Helen Erskine
Barnard
Miss Erskine
Alumnae Association
Life Magazine
Mrs Erskine
Miss Gildersleeve
John Erskine
Columbia
Erskine
Russet
Madison Avenue
Paintings at Met show Patton trove from Merkers side by side
A Met display of 150 works recovered by General Patton's Third Army from Merkers salt mines in 1945 leaves the museum on June 12 1948. The collection traces shifts from linear early masters to epic landscapes and baroque tones, with Rembrandt and Caravaggio works noted for their moving, mystical qualities and a new modern vitality.
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Patton
Third Army
Merkers
Germany
Metropolitan Museum
Martini
Giovanni di Paolo
Bellini
Patinir
Aeneas
Reubans
Goligione
Far East
Caravaggio
Daniel
Rembrandt
Rembrandts
Summer Theaters and Film News Highlight Current Projects
The Shavian comedy Man and Superman closes June 19 with strong turnout led by Maurice Evans. Trilby is being filmed by Selznick starring Valli and Louis Jourdan. Oklahoma closed after its 500th performance earning backers big profits. Finian's Rainbow also hit 500 performances. MGM eyes Barbara Ann Scott for film roles. The major photography show In and Out of Focus at the Museum of Modern Art surveys 50 photographers. Radio City screens The Pirate with Gene Kelly and Judy Garland as Uta Hagen steps in for Jessica Tandy in A Streetcar Named.
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Maurice Evans
Trilby
George du Maurier
Selznick
Valli
Finian
Rainbow
MGM
Barbara Ann Scott
Sonia Henie
Museum of Modern Art
Radio City
Gene Kelly
Judy Garland
Cole Porter
Patricia Bowman
Uta Hagen
Jessica Tandy
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