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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1949
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin is published semi weekly by Barnard College students for the Undergraduate Association. It lists editors and staff roles including Editor in Chief Business Manager Managing Editors Feature Editors About Town Editor Copy Editor News Editor Staff Manager Photographer Advertising Manager Circulation Manager Promotion Manager.
The Columbia Spectator editors question General Studies claims and policy since its founding two years ago. They suggest renaming the program, raising the age limit, and limiting course loads, while noting GS provides access to a large number of veterans and serious students despite ongoing debate.
Audrey Weissman outlines Columbia Law School history and program. Located in Kent Hall at Amsterdam Avenue and 116 Street, the school emphasizes scientific thinking, discussion, moot courts, and seminars. Notable early events include final arguments before federal judges and interscholastic law competitions with Yale and Harvard.
A humorous bull session on Barnard College confusion within Columbia University. The piece notes persistent misnaming, misperceptions about gender equality, and comparisons to unrelated institutions, ending with a motherly aunt mistaking Barnard for another school in Riverdale.
Town notes highlight remaining two weeks of Metropolitan Opera House performances. Publicity builds for South Pacific with orders for tickets now being accepted.
The review lauds Martia Hunt as the daffy guardian angel in Jean Giraudoux’s Madwoman of Chaillot. Her performance as the Parisian protector of animals intertwines with a larger satire on greed and power. The piece notes enchanting entertainment despite the play’s fantasy tone and hints at a continuation on page 4.
The 1895 Barnard catalogue details a strict entry process with 17 exams and five prescribed courses Latin Greek rhetoric math and a foreign language. It notes elective breadth from Danish to Sanskrit and lists weekly expenses around $13 with scholarships from $50 to $150.
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