Barnard Bulletin Staff Credits and Publication Details
Barnard Bulletin issued semi weekly during the college year by Barnard College students. Entered as second class matter October 19, 1928 at New York NY Post Office. Subscription rate $3.50 yearly 10 cents single copy. Editor in Chief Barbara Lyons managing board and staff names listed.
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Barnard Honor System Needs Ongoing Reevaluation
Barnard emphasizes the four year old honor system built on self discipline and moral code. The piece argues for stronger freshman orientation and continual visibility including pledged exams and reporting cheating, urging next year's Honor Board Chairman to push deeper reform.
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Barnard
Honor Board
Jake
Barnardite arts major shapes Brooklyn Museum teaching
Ruth Mayers Gottlieb, 52, Barnard fine arts graduate and Brooklyn Museum educator, lectures on American art and world cultures to children and adults. She blends field knowledge with museum collections, stressing artistic concepts over trivia and using humor to engage learners.
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Brooklyn Museum
Barnard
Ruth Mayers Gottlieb
Ruth
Europe
Pratt
Parsons
Teacher’s College
New York
Barbara Novak
Miss Novak
Harvard
New York Board of Education
America
John A. Kouwenhoven
School of Painting and Sculpture
Frederic Knight
Doug Kingman
Alamo
Walt Disney
ItalianLit courses in English open to liberal arts students
Professor Mari stella de Panizza Bové leads Italian literature offerings taught in English to remove language barriers. A seminar with Barry Ulanov on 19th and 20th century Italian and Russian literature expands into a yearlong Masterpieces of Italian Literature course 1300 to 1700 and additional English translation courses on drama and contemporary writers.
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Italy
Maristella de Panizza Bové
Dante
Boccaccio
Machiavelli
Ulanov
Bové
Elizabeth Czoniczer
Byways of a Philosopher Mentor At Public Breakfasts
A reminiscence by Professor Brennan recounts meetings with famed intellectuals and artists from Amherst to Pound. It recalls Whitehead's stern grading, Russell's quip on syntax, Gershwin and Mann encounters, Niemoeller’s warmth, Stockman and Dulles breakfasts, and Ezra Pound in an Italian prison camp.
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Boston
Bob Berger
George Gershwin
Mr. Berger
Gershwin
Bob
Ira
George
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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Renée Steisel
Miriam Dressler
Carla Hitchcock
Roberta Klugman
Sylvia Schor
Barbara Silver
Sondra Poretz
Barbara Coleman
Finn Halasz
Hannah Shulman
Rayna Schwartz
Barbara Berlin
Ruth Helfand
Enid Reichel
Diana Rosenberg
Carolyn Fenn
Elaine Postelneck
Myrna Mushkan
Tobia Brown
Lorraine Handler
Arlene Zullow
Margie Gallanter
Gloria Richman
Ruth Woodruff
Abby Avin Sondra Poretz
Barnardite
Piri Halas
B.C
By Rayna Schwartz
J. G. Brennan
Bulletin
Brennan
Philosophy
Sinclair Lewis
Coolidge
United States
Amherst
Lowell Schmaltz of
Zenith
Alfred North Whitehead
Plato
Timaeus
A.N.W
Whitehead
Bertrand Russell
Mr. Russell
Russel
Tenniel
Thomas Mann
Princeton