Barnard Bulletin Editorial Staff and Publication Details
Barnard Bulletin is issued semi weekly during the college year by Barnard College students. It carries entries under post office authority since October 19, 1928. Editor in Chief Roberta Klugman and desk editors Barbara Coleman and Hannah Shulman. feature editor Piri Halasz. Subscription $8.50 yearly. single copy 10 cents.
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Barnard College
Barnard
New York
N. Y
Barbara Coleman
Hannah Shulman
Piri Halasz
Fines Reconsidered at Representative Assembly
The piece argues against an amendment by the Senior Board of Proctors that would record unpaid fines on a student’s personnel file. It urges replacing this with a system that bars registration or graduation for nonpayment but does not note the offense on records. It endorses passing the amendment to ensure fines are collected before administration changes.
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Representative Assembly
Assembly
Board of Proctors
Practically Everyone Reads New Yorker at Barnard
Audrey Ann Appel Barnard reports Barnard students read widely with 105 surveyed. The New Yorker tops magazines with 72 readers while 85 read the New York Times and 86 read Herald Tribune. Daily newspaper totals and average reads per student are given alongside quirky notes.
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Barnard
Ivy College
New York Times
The
Times
New Yorker
New_Yorker
Herald Tribune
World-Telegram
Sun
New York Post
Daily News
the Mirror
Life Magazine
Barnard College
the New Yorker
Life
Reader’s Digest
Mademoiselle
Time
Saturday Evening Post
Saturday Review of Literature
Vogue
Atlantice
Three Horned Dilemma Delivers Laughs At Mt Mecca Junior Show
The Three Horned Dilemma at Mt Mecca School for Girls blends sociology zoology and dance in a witty Junior Show. Ann Scolnick and Sarah Pietsch as two fugitives spark the spoof with professors Sandy Dibbell and Paula Zeleznick drawing big laughs. The ensemble, from Ramona Seeger’s Flamenco to Diane Delo’s Blues, earns high praise for humor and staging.
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Mt. Mecca
Ann Scolnick
Sarah Pietsch
Mt Mecca
Henry
Sandy Dibbell
Eliza
Paula Zele
Znik
Mimi Kurtz
Arline Berg
Ellie Heit
Gloria Strassheim
Ruth Simon
Sidra Levi
Basingstoke
Diane Delo
Pan Alexander
Ramona Seeger
Frank Rinaldi
Janet Gottlieb
Beatrice Steiner
June Knight
Barnard Alumnae Wives Through Two Barnard Deans
Dean Thomas Peardon and Professor Henry Sharp share views on Barnard alumnae as wives. Sharp notes his wife Gertrude Hargrave ’27 joined Barnard life after graduate geology work and the outdoors family culture influences their children. Peardon cites that Barnard women often stay in New York and work, balancing marriage with careers, as his wife Celeste Comagys ’26 has done. He adds Barnard girls he married were very good wives.
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Barnard
Thomas P. Peardon
Henry Sharp
Sharp
Gertrude Hargrave
Columbia
Thomas Peardon
Celeste Comagys
Peardon
Teacher’s College
Dean Peardon
New York
New Yorker
School of General Studies
Peardons
Trinity High School
Credit restored for Phoenix Miss Julie and The Stronger review
Due to an oversight Bulletin omitted the review author for Phoenix productions Miss Julie and The Stronger. Credit now goes to Joan Kent for the magazine poll coverage listing Cele Friestater Sandy Gel fand Firth Haring Joyce Hull Margot Kuhn Marjorie Lech ten Linda Novick Sue Oppen heimer Nancy Stiles Janet Steinfeld.
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Cele Friestater
Sandy Gelfand
Firth Haring
Joyce Hull
Margot Kuhn
Marjorie Lechten
Linda Novick
Sue Oppenheimer
Nancy Stiles
Janet Steinfeld
Bulletin
Phoenix
Miss Julie
Joan Kent
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Fran Dearden
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