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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1950
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin lists semi weekly publication by Barnard ene for the Undergraduate Association. It notes second class matter status from October 19 1928 and post office details in New York NY. Subscription rate is 8.50 per year with a 10 cent single copy price and credits editorial assistants.
The Faculty Committee on Instruction discusses timing between finals and the comprehensive exams. It argues for a four to five day review period and suggests exemptions for seniors with major field courses in the last semester. The bulletin urges the administration to ensure adequate study time and asks the committee to clarify review provisions.
Naomi Loeb manages Mortarboard duties while dancing and acting at Barnard. She appears in the History Conference ballet and directs The Rebellion, with the Junior Show lead in Out of the Red. She studies, performs, and advocates responsibility in campus life.
Betsy Wade tours Low Library noting catalogs for Barnard to Dentistry, the Johnson Memorial Library with Butleriana, and a maze of stairs and blue velveteen rooms. The piece lightly mocks campus architecture and the elusive paths through the building.
Barnard College and Columbia College staged Hermann Bahr’s Das Konzert in Brinckerhoff Theater last Saturday. The Deutscher Kreis and Deutscher Verein praised the performance for its acting and direction led by Steffen Zacharias. Barnard actors outshone Columbia counterparts with strong character work and lively pacing, notably Cecilia Politou and Elizabeth Hanna, while Gustav Lebeck and Mr Jura delivered mixed clarity and wit.
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