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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1952
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin issued by Barnard College students semi weekly during the academic year except vacations and exams. It notes postal use as second class matter since October 19 1928 in New York and lists subscription at 3.50 per year or 0.10 per copy.
The document lists positions and names across departments including Business Manager Maxine Stein Senior Editors Lynne Bresler Phebe Ann Marr Elien Schleicher News Board members Tobin Brown Donna Click Joyce Lebols Barbara Lyons Sandra Perlmutter Mim Rubin Cartoonists Janet Schreier Bette Sherman Associate Newsboard Bers Gmedinger Judy Ross Joyce Shimkin Probationary Staff Jacqueline Borloso Isabel Casson Hanneh Hall Wilma Jungerman Dawn Lille Ins Michaels Barbara Nemon Jane Were-Bey Harriet Wish.
A graduation address urges the Class of 1952 to stay hopeful and active despite bad times. It contrasts its liberal arts background with the earlier generation, stresses freedom of thought, and calls graduates to think clearly, act in good faith, and create a more positive world.
Bar nard notes McIntosh will assume the new title of President of the College. The expansion has increased executive duties, and she has long handled many College problems quietly. The university grants a clearer mandate as she leads in her customary positive manner.
Ronald Myers offers a Barnard Forum piece praising the college’s liberal arts mission. He highlights intellectual development, campus community, dormitory and day student tensions, and calls for wider participation, publicity, and faculty-student engagement to strengthen campus life.
The Fulbright program at Barnard has funded 21 recipients since 1949 with studies ranging from Maori culture in New Zealand to medieval literature. Alumni and faculty also received grants, including W Cabell Greet in France and Audrey Gorman in zoology.
A Barnard Poetry volume of 1952 is reviewed as a first of its kind from Barnard. The piece notes varied skill levels among contributors including Lerner Grossman Bernays Zabelle du Plessix Kranidas Shapiro Sobel, praising some for balance between craft and passion while critiquing others for weak syntax or opaque subject matter.
Dean Milli cent C. McIntosh will spend early summer at Mountain Brook Farm Tyringham Massachusetts then lead a family camping trip in Vermont in tents with do it yourself cooking by the river. They will canoe with tents gear and food and previously did a Canada trip. The Dean will also can vegetables and fruit before the excursion with berries peaches and cherries gathered.
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