Barnard Bulletin Editor names and staff listed
Barnard Bulletin notes staff as editors and business manager for the semi weekly college paper. Esther Mendelsohn Greta Hersch Esther Jones Leslie Morgan Laura Pienkny Beverly Yager Norine McDonough Alice Kogan are named among the editorials and feature editors with the Ubergraduate Association noted. Subscription details appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther J. Mendelsohn
Greta Hersch
Esther Jones
Leslie Morgan
Laura Pienkny
Beverly Yagernorine McDonough
Alice Kogan
Question of Free Cuts At Barnard Town Meeting On Tuesday
The Student Curriculum Committee and Faculty Committee on Instruction have studied free cuts for months. Barnard students may voice views at the Town Meeting sponsored by Political Council. A trial free cut system should apply to all students with attendance reporting and a one year evaluation by a joint committee.
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Barnard
Political Council
McIntosh
Bulletin
College
Ritter and Schleussner Cooperate On Out of the Red
Junior Show progress is framed by energy and coop eration as Barbara Ritter and Virginia Schleussner discuss teamwork. They value meeting juniors, rehearsals, and future plans in Barnard activities while balancing theater work with studies and other commitments.
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Ritter and
Schleus
Barbara Ritter
Virginia Schleussner
Barbara
Bobby
Barnard
Fort Hamilton High School
Virginia
Wigs and Cues
Our
Sabina
Skin of Our Teeth
Brearley School
Ithaca
Locust Valley
Long Island
Barnard Burlesques Marriage a la Mode
Audrey Weissman reviews the Barnard players burlesquing Dryden's Marriage A la Mode. John Ott guides lively humor. Rita Kaufman leads as the affected lady with French airs. Cast includes Geoffrey Brown Nancy Jane Price Adolphus Sweet James Hall, delivering melodramatic performances and witty stage business.
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Dryden
Barnard
John Ott
Rita Kaufman
Miss Kaufman
Geoffrey Brown
Rhodophil
Nancy Jane Price
Almathea
Adolphus Sweet
Polydamus
Mr. Brown
Miss Price
Mr. Sweet
James Hall
Hall
Columbia University Chorus Plans New Cantata Premiere
The Columbia University Chorus will premiere a new cantata How Long Oh Lord by Jacob Avshalomoff at the second McMillin concert on March 18. The program also features a Suite from the opera Dardamus and the Mass in D by Bruckner, first U.S. performance. The group, around 100 members from various schools, will revive Mozart's Requiem this spring and invites all students to rehearsals Mondays and Thursdays at 7 15 in Milbank room 139 to audition or learn more.
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Columbia University Chorus
McMillin
Jacob Avshalomoff
Anton Bruckner
United States
Milbank
Focus Breezes In as Spring Issue Reviewed
The current Focus issue gains praise for its editorials and the Dunitz essay The Double Identity of the Jew. Rosalie Grayer and Hadassah Dunitz contributions receive high marks while Emilia and David's story is deemed slight. The review applauds Miss Kent's piece but calls its narrative balance weak.
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Focus
Bulletin
Rosalie Grayer
Hadassah Dunitz
Catherine Crowding
Bernard Shaw
God
G.B.S
Winifred Kent
Emilia
Boston
David
Miss Kent
Miss Dunitz
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Feature
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Civil Service
Brooklyn
Marriage A
By Audrey Weissman
C.U. Chorus
Mozart
J. G. Brennan
Philosophy
Miss
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