Barnard College Bulletin Notes Staff and Publication Details
The Barnard Bulletin lists editorial staff and roles for the weekly newspaper published during the college year. It includes editor in chief Jacqueline Zelniker business manager Phyllis Margolis managing board members and exchange editors with names such as Andree Abecassus Paula Eisenstein Myrna Neuringer Rochelle Stotler and Darline Shapiro. Subscriptions are nine dollars and seventy five cents per year with a single copy price of ten cents.
Three a Week Bulletin expands to three issues
The bulletin reports the experiment of producing three issues last week was successful and notes sufficient news to justify three weekly editions in the near term. It cites production limits and hopes to expand coverage when the 1959 60 year begins, inviting reader feedback.
Barnard Scholarships Spark Student Critique and Funding Debate
Readings on Barnard College funding argue for re evaluating loan funds for 1961 62 and criticize administration over scholarship grants. Students and peers say freshmen receive large awards then lose support through four years while seniors face aid policies and unclear scholarship status.
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Two Spanish Plays Highlight Barnard Shamsh Theatre
Mc Millin Theatre staged Dona Clarines and La Guarda Cuidadosa by Cer vantes with strong acting from Avra Gad Rio Eugenio Florit and Teresa Escobal. The second piece featured Angel del Rio Francisco Garcia Lorca Alma Concocion 60 Laura Garcia Lorca and Electa Arenal de Rodriguez with lively dancing and choreography.
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Dona Clarines
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Eugenio Florit
Don Basilio
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Cristina
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Angel del Rio
Francisco Garcia Lorca
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Editor Responds to Tea Party Etiquette Report
A letter to the editor expresses shock at a February Banaic Bulletin tea party report mentioning Oh Gf Ou ost revered po o the Gls fad dite wife and misread etiquette practices. It references Toni-Susanne White, Kathryn Kusch, and Holly Harrison, noting an Apologia published February 27.
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Toni-Susanne White
Kathryn Kusch
Holly Harrison
Peculiar Capitalism Debate On Foreign Aid And Influence
A discussion on whether to centralize foreign relations in private or government bodies, and if the U S should export its capitalism. Proponents argue for UN diplomacy and non governmental channels. Critics warn against forcing a US pattern on other nations, urging aid through international collaboration.
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United States
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United Nations
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Voting rights debate on English literacy in New York
Analyzed by Dan Wakefield in The Nation, the piece argues that 200000 New Yorkers cannot vote due to English literacy rules, noting Puerto Rican citizens since 1917 and comparing bilingual provisions in several states. It discusses amendments, military discharge papers as a literacy alternative, and calls for broader understanding of election issues and language.
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U.S
New York
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Arizona
New Mexico
Nevada
California
Utah
United States
Filipe Torres
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