08 Mar 1948
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1948
Page
1
Barnard College weekly bulletin published during the school year with vacation breaks. It shows second class matter status dated October 19 1928 at the New York Post Office under the 1879 act. Ruth Aney listed as assistant wanting editor for this issue.
The CARE editorial rebuts weak publicity and unclear reporting from the CARE committee. It argues the drive relies on personal solicitation yet lacks campus awareness and timely updates on plans and results. It cites misreported totals and urges more students to be informed and involved.
The article recounts Barnard College’s fight for women’s education against conservative male authority at Columbia University. It notes Annie Nathan Meyer’s advocacy, Barnard’s 1899 first class of twenty women, limited subjects, and the move to Morningside Heights by 1898 with campus expansion by 1903, celebrated at Field Day as Columbia watched the protest.
John J. Swan, Barnard College comptroller since 1928, discusses his retirement plans. He oversees 180 staff annually and contributed to Barnard Camp projects and an underground interbuilding communications system during World War I. He holds a Cornell engineering degree and planned campus improvements for summer.
A profile of Miss Latham head of Wigs and Cues at Barnard College. She uses forceful teaching to mobilize apathetic drama students while pursuing fishing in Connecticut and Mississippi floodwaters. Her influence stretches through Brinckerhoff Theater and memories of Miracle Plays.
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