Barnard College Students Publish Semiweekly Journal
Barnard College students publish a semiweekly paper for the Barnard Community. The edition is entered as second class matter Oct. 19, 1928, at the New York post office under federal law. Subscription runs $4.00 annually with Barbara Blumenreich and Rosalind Marshack Slevin listed as RA and Joy Felsher and Tania Osaden noted.
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New York
WN. Y
Barbara Blumenreich
Rosalind F. Marshack
Slevin Ra, Joy Felsher
Tania Osaden
Alumnae dollars fuel Barnard funding drive for growth
Barnard College faces crowded dorms and growing enrollments while stressing alumnae support as essential for expansion. Officials warn that large grants help but small varied gifts also build a base for a stronger, ongoing fundraising campaign to fund the Student Center and future facilities.
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Barnard
Four Years at Barnard A Liberal Arts Milestone
The piece reflects on how college graduation marks a lasting measure of time and personal growth. It anchors June 6 as a pivotal day for graduates like Jose, whose memory will shift as work, further study, and marriage fill life. Only time will reveal the true value of four years.
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Jose
Barnard
Barnard Songs Through Generations and Repertory
Barnard College stories its evolving songs from the Twenties to the present, noting iconic tunes at Greek Games, debates, and assemblies. The 1925 Barnard College Song Book revived old pieces and added new, with Ruth Coleman Bilchick shaping the collection. The Glee Club and debates powered performances by Barnardites, linking campus pride to the music.
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Barnard
New Jersey Palisades
Sundown
Barnard College
Ruth Coleman Bilchick
Broadway
Summer's Here And Finals Far Behind
A school year reflection notes that students across all class levels felt time passed unusually quickly. The piece cites surprising ending, atypical weather, and busy social life as factors, with plans to adjust to summer and return to faster time in the fall.
Summer Arts and Events Glance at City Museums and Festivals
Barnard students anticipate a busy summer with museum exhibitions in New York. The Whitney showcases American Painting 1865 1905 through June 18 with 41 artists. MoMA extends hours late June for Jazz in the Garden produced by Metronome Magazine. The Museum of the City of New York hosts The Clintons of New York and Arthurian Legend exhibits plus Sunday Walking Tours. Concerts, film series, and Katonah Caramoor Festival performances highlight a vibrant season with details and contact numbers.
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Whitney Museum of American Art
Museum of Modern Art
Metronome Magazine
Museum of the City of New York
Clintons of
New York
Dore
Tennyson
The
Museum of the
City of
Our Lady of Victory
Newspaper Row
Katonah
Handel
Solomon
Adele Addison
Jeanette Scovotti
Charles Bressler
Donald Gramm
Haydn
Brahms
Seraglio
Mozart
Barnard Year Book Highlights Innovations and Nostalgia
The 1961 Barnard yearbook showcases new informal faculty photos and class adviser listings, with a notable spread titled then and now. Editor Miriam Klausner and staff applaud Robin Luehrs for cartoons and sketches, recognizing Miss Inez G Nelbach as adviser to the Class of 1961.
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Barnard
Robin Luehrs
Miriam Klausner
Inez G Nelbach
Morta
Also Mentioned on This Page
Barnard Bulletin
Eleanor Traube
Marsha Rubin
Jean Gordon
Roselle Kurland
Barbara Posen
Jane Ruben
Barnardites
Barnard Glee Club
New York Philharmonic
Bulletin
King Arthur
Caramoor Festival
Alfred Wallenstein
New Yorker
John Ford
Otto Premimer
Alfred Hitchcock
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