Barnard Bulletin publication notice and rates
The Barnard Bulletin is published semi weekly during the college year by Barnard College students. It is entered as second class matter October 19 1928 at the New York NY post office under the 1879 act. Subscription is 3 50 per year and single copies cost 10 cents.
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Managing Board Editorial and Staff Listings
The notice lists the editorial and business staff with titles and roles. Barbara Coleman, Piri MHalasz, Hannah Rayna Schwartz chair the Editorial and Business News Board while Barbara Berlin, Ruth Helfand, Enid Reichel, Diana Rosenberg sit on the Associate News Board. Probationary staff include Barbara Berlin, Carolyn Fenn, Elaine Postelneck, and Myrna Mushkan.
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Barbara Coleman
Piri Mhalasz
Hannah Rayna Schwartz
Barbara Berlin
Ruth Helfand
Enid Reichel
Diana Rosenberg
Carolyn Fenn
Elaine Postelneck
Myrna Mushkan
Barnard Honor System Under Review and Renewal
The Barnard College honor system, in place forty four years, relies on students forming a personal moral code to guide essays and exams. It requires continual reinforcement through improved orientation, witness reporting, and potential adoption of pledged exam integrity like the New York Regents system. The article urges ongoing reevaluation and stronger emphasis, with next year’s Honor Board chair election set for Thursday and Friday on Jake.
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Barnard
Honor Board
Jake
Barnardite Uses Arts Major in Museum Teaching
Ruth Mayers Gottlieb, 52, a Barnard College fine arts graduate, works on the Brooklyn Museum Educational Staff lecturing children and adults on global art and culture. Her training aids her field research and classroom confidence, with notes on American Art and a dislike of over specialized aesthetic language.
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Brooklyn Museum
Barnard
Ruth Mayers Gottlieb
Ruth
Europe
Pratt
Parsons
Teacher’s College
New York
Barbara Novak
Miss Novak
New York Board of Education
America
John A. Kouwenhoven
School of Painting and Sculpture
Frederic Knight
Doug Kingman
Alamo
Walt Disney
Italian Literature Courses Taught in English at BC
Professor Mari stella de Panizza Bové leads Italian department courses taught in English to remove language barriers. Seminars with Barry Ulanov cover Italian and Russian literature of the 19th and 20th centuries. Plans include a yearlong Masterpieces of Italian reading authors from 1300 to 1700 and courses on Italian drama plus Contemporary Italian Writers in English translation.
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Italy
Maristella de Panizza Bové
Danté
Boccaccio
Machiavelli
Ulanov
Bové
Elizabeth Czoniczer
Byways of Fame: Professors and Poets in My Life
Professor Brennan recounts encounters with famed figures from Amherst to Pound, Whitehead to Gershwin, Mann to Avery Dulles. He recalls brief conversations, breakfast talks, and cross paths with literary and philosophical giants, reflecting on mentor relationships and a war era Italian sojourn.
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Martin Niemoeller
Italy
Hitler
Naples
Father Stockman
Stockman
Avery Dulles
Crispi
States
Avery
Jesuits
Pisa
Ezra
Ezra Pound
Joyce
Eliot
Messer Mussolini
Pierre Vidal
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