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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1951
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin is published semi weekly during the college year by Barnard College students for the Undergraduate Association. It notes second class matter entered October 19, 1928 at the New York post office under the 1879 act. Subscription is 3 50 yearly or 10 cents per issue.
The list names the paper’s leadership and staff roles including Editor in Chief Leslie Morgan, Business Manager Joan Stearns, Associate Editors Aida Di Pace Bernice Friedenthal Betsy Weinstein Audrey Weissman, Advertising Manager Constance Alexander, Circulation Manager Joan Wou, Cartoon Editor Penny Nichols, Photographers Francine DuPlessix Carmel Roth, and editorial assistants Lynne Bresler Dorothy Coyne Phebe Ann Marr Katherine Munzer Ellen Schleicher Lida Traum.
A.B.A. argues against closed slates for Honor Board chairman elections at Barnard. The letter questions quorum rules, candidate criteria, and whether secrecy improves qualification, urging open nominations and student body input to prevent mistrust and protect democratic process.
Inside Barnard Hall the Public Relations Office directs press releases and publications for the college. Mrs. Aileen P. Winkopp leads PRO and oversees development fund work while advising Dean Millicent C. McIntosh. Miss Marguerite Hume and Mrs. Marcelle Freyman handle news bureau tasks and radio scripts. Mrs. Maria Melano coordinates conferences and major Barnard events including the Waldorf Astoria forum and Parents Day.
Bernice C. Greenfield 51, a Barnard leader, headlines a profile of her many roles. She chairs the Community Service Bureau and college auctions, sings in the Barnard Octet, and serves on committees. Greenfield aims to push social work as a professional field and expand community service programs.
Kay Munzer Barnard notes faculty members write books alongside teaching. Fogle completes The Poetry of William Drummond of Hawthornden and plans a Milton theology study. John E. Smith pursues Pierce studies, Kant translation, Hegel Jena works, and a religion philosophy book. John A. Kouwenhoven leads a two year English history project.
New York arts calendar includes Barnard and Columbia University events. St Pauls Chapel Choir directed by John Beaven performs tonight at 8 30 in the Chapel with choral and organ works by Schutz Purcell Gibbons Des Prez Victoria and Brahms. The Student Artists Association hosts a March 26 to April 6 exhibit in Philosophy Hall Lounge featuring Columbia painting and sculpture students. Columbia University Chorus will perform Mozart Idomeneo with Thomas Sherman and the Little Orchestra Society at Town Hall on April 24. Columbia Orchestra and Columbia Band plan concerts on April 21 and May 5. Varsity Show at Barnard opens April 25 to 28 with many staff positions open for women students.
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