Barnard Bulletin Staff and Publication Details
Barnard Bulletin issued semi weekly through the college year by Barnard College students for the Undergraduate Association. Editor in Chief Elaine Ryan Ruth Landesman Marilyn Schwartz Marguerite St John Betty Wall Astry Beece Mary Wilson Betty Pobanz Nancy Auster Jean De Santo Anne Terry.
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Elaine Ryan
Ruth Landesman
Marilyn Schwartz , Marguerite ST John
Betty Wallastry
Beece
Mary Wilson
Betty Pobanz
Nancy Auster
Jean DE Santo
Anne Terry
Editorial Tryouts for Bulletin Editor Roles
Ruth Aney and Marilyn Karmason wrote two editorials as tryouts for the editor-in-chief position of Bulletin, with Aney serving as assistant managing editor in this issue.
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Ruth Aney
Miss Aney
Marilyn Karmason
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New Look for Royan Amid Postwar Rebuild Drive
The French town Royan, wrecked in 1945 bombardments, remains largely ruined with 9000 residents in makeshift dwellings, 13 schools and 4 churches destroyed, 1193 children in unheated temporary schools. A relief drive by Columbia Spectator begins March 15, urging donations of clothing to aid reconstruction and comfort residents.
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Royan
Europe
Saint 1
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Columbia Spectator
Rogan
Columbia University Student Council and the call for student support
In May 1947 Columbia established the Columbia University Student Council to foster cooperation and represent students in relations with faculty. The piece argues the council must gain student backing to avoid becoming a debating club and to credibly address university wide issues such as academic freedom. Marilyn Karmason.
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Columbia Criversus
Columbia University Student Council
CUSC
Marilyn Karmason
Junior Show rehearsals erupt in Brinckerhoff theater intrigue
Libby Libby quips It stinks as the 1949 Brinckerhoff Junior Show moves beyond last year with ambitious scenery flats and a volatile crew. Director Sally Lewis known as The Voice drives a chaotic process while sabotage rumors swirl over carbon tetrachloride incident and zookeepers plan a pigeons moment.
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Maggie St. John
Uibby
Judy Dworkin
Sally Lewis
Brinckerhoff Theater
Tilson
Mary Ellington
Anne Bushnell
Sally
Tilson’s
Peggy McCay
Central Park Zoo
Libby
Spanish Faculty Present Los Intereses Creados in Barnard Play
The Barnard Spanish Department staged Jacinto Benavente’s Los Intereses Creados with puppets in an imaginary city. Prof Angel Del Rio starred as Crispin with an ensemble delivering harmonious, symbolic roles and notable set design by Fernando Texidor and Arthur Canter.
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Barnard Spanish Department
Jacinto Benavente
Los Intereses Creados
Crispin
Angel del Rio
Leandro
Harlequin
Silvia
Polichinela
Punch
Pantalon
del Rio
Derla Sirena
Ernesto da Cal
Margarita Hogan
Colombina
Teresa C. Escobal
Margarita Iiv da Cal
Sefiora Polichinela
Judy
Fernando Texidor
Arthur Canter
Marilyn Schwartz profile shows editor and chem major at Barnard Hall
Marilyn Schwartz, managing editor of the Bulletin, blends chemistry and English aims with journalism. She studies at Barnard Hall, works at the Columbia Math Library, and pursues sporadic knitting and reading while guiding staff and tackling bibliographic tasks.
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Marilyn Schwartz
Marilyn
Barnard Hall
Barnard
Columbia Math Library
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