Barnard Bulletin Names Editorial and News Staff
Barnard Bulletin lists editors and staff roles including Ruth Raup Mary Virginia Farley Rita Nfnsn Maya Pines Helen Trevor Phyllis Brown and others. It details editors business staff circulation managers photographers and numerous news boards and staff members on the semi weekly college publication.
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Ruth Raup
Mary Virginia Farley
Rita Nrfsn
Ana Eee Porrh Mortenson T
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Maya Pines
Helen Trevor Phyllis Brown
Mary Wilson
Ruth Maier Finasce
Ann Terry
Babette Brimberg
Judith Bamberg
Ruth Landesman
Elaine Ryan
Marlyn Schwartz
Marguerite St. John
Margaret Baruth
Jane Gordon
Marilyn Karmason
Betty Lou Kirtley
Cynthia Morse-Shreve
Betty Pobanz
Betty Wall
Ruth Aney
Elizabeth Aschner
Anna Chacho
Shirley Cohen
Trge Falk
Marion Freda
Jean Goodman
Joan Haldenstein
Joan Houston
Ruth Hurwit
Esther Jones
Myra Koh
Jane McInnis
Esther Mendelsohn
Rosary Scacciaferre
Jean Scheller
Roselin Seider
Georgina Rennie
Dorothy Clark
Sue Cox
Norie McDonough
Amalie Mayer
Barrie Tat
Nada Vodenlitch
Dorothy Gaebelein
Helen Serrell
Mananne Reichert
June Stem
Jean de Santo
Four Alternatives for Barnard Finances
The editorial outlines four options for Barnard College to address rising costs. They include raising tuition with tighter aid, increasing gifts or endowments, supporting state university expansion to absorb paying students, and exploring targeted aid measures. The piece argues for democratic funding approaches and urges new ideas to expand access.
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Colgate University
Meet James Mason In Broadway Interview Feature
English actor James Mason chats with high school press at the Barrymore Theatre. He discusses Bathsheba on Broadway, his roles in The Seventh Veil and The Man in Grey, his views on American life, reading tastes, and preferring film work for relaxation. He recalls Cambridge studies and notes New York’s open feel.
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Profile of Marian Gluck Aims for Wit and Youth
By R Landesman a profile of Marian Gluck highlighting her early life near death experiences and a modern dance career cut short for weight gain. Her resume includes Mortarboard Spanish Club and Senior Proctors with a witty personality and fondness for her genius nephew.
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Mary Rouse Barnard BEAR editor with wide experience
Mary Rouse, transplanted Southerner and Barnard BEAR editor, brings a broad journalistic background from Indiana University to WKCR writing and Scarsdale Inquirer freelancing. She pursued music early, met celebrities like Henry Luce by chance, and now considers newspaper work with no definite future plan.
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What Do You Know What Do You Know Answers to U N Questions
American delegation to the International Trade Organization holds open hearings for businessmen to gather U S viewpoints for the Preparatory Commission meeting in Geneva on April 8. Hearings start in New York and occur in six other large U S cities. The ITO aims to reduce trade barriers curb monopolistic restrictions and guide intergovernmental commodity arrangements. The Security Council has named Australia Colombia and Poland representatives to hear evidence on the British Albanian dispute and report back.
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