03 Mar 1955
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1955
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin is issued semi weekly during the college year by Barnard College students. It is entered as second class matter October 19, 1928 at the New York post office under federal law. Subscription runs $3.50 per year with a 10 cent single copy price.
Renée Steisel appointed business manager overseeing editorial operations. Tobia Brown remains connected as advisory contact. The move outlines duties, oversight, and coordination between departments.
The article discusses Barnard College's Vocational Conference as a broad survey of career paths for liberal arts graduates. It argues the event helps freshmen and sophomores explore multiple fields, while smaller conferences and placement services offer deeper guidance for specific careers.
Broadway playwright Janet Kaback teaches a television writing course, sharing craft insights and industry experience. The session covers adapting stage work for screen, pacing for TV, and character development with practical exercises and examples.
Barnard professor Howard Teichmann, longtime radio and television writing instructor, blends American history studies with hands on experience. He has written for The Mercury Theater of the Air and Studio One, co authored The Solid Gold Gadillac with George S Kaufman, and now guides seniors toward government service and civil service routes in New York.
A closing note explains the Annex was shut to prompt better upkeep. Suggestions include hanging coats, returning dishes, disposing of refuse in wastebaskets, and avoiding feet on chairs or cigarette burns in furniture.
The Columbia University Student Council releases a booklet compiling speeches and discussions from its bicentennial conference on the Rights of Free Americans held March 26–30. It includes remarks by Grayson, Kirk, Eleanor Roosevelt, Henry Steele Commager, Philip Jessup, Norman Thomas, and others, with sections on absolutism, equality legislation, and national security versus liberty.
A bus stop scene reflects public indifference as a smeared campaign sign misnames candidates Lagana and Horowitz Les Horowitz and Lagana run for Democratic Committeemen. Voters recall the election week and wonder who won while a truck loudspeaker blasts names across Kings Highway.
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