Barnard College Bulletin Notes College Staff and Roles
The Barnard Bulletin outlines semi weekly publication details for Barnard College, listing staff roles from Editor-in Chief Ruth Ralp to Advertising Manager Ruth Maier and various editors, writers, and business personnel. It includes a roster of editorial assistants, board members, associate news staff, probationary staff, business staff, and about town contributors.
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Ruth Ralp
Vive Ba Tare Babin
Ana Athe
Rita Dresner
Ruth Murphy
Judith Mortenson
Maya Pines
Sogas
Wate Suexbidt Sl
Helen Trevor
Phyllis Brown
Mary Wilson Radioal
Nancy Auster
Ruth Maier
Tecess
Ann Terry
Babette Brimberg
Judith Brimberg
Ruth Landesman
Elaine Ryan
Marilyn Schwartz
Marguerite Se
John
XLWS
Margaret Baruth
Jane Gordon
Marlyn Karmason
Betty Lou Kirtley
Cynthia Morse-Shreve
Betty Pobanz
Betty Wall
Ruth Aney
Elizabeth Aschner
Anna Chacho
Shirley Cohen
Inge Falk
Marion Freda
Jean Goodman
Joan Haldenstein
Joan Houston
Ruth Hurwit
Esther Jones
Carol Johns resigns as Barnard Undergraduate President
The College notes the resignation of Carol Johns from the office of Undergraduate President after a year of leadership. She led student government, represented Barnard at national conferences, and contributed to campus life with energy and humor. The College extends appreciation for her service.
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Carol Johns
Barnard
Chicago
International Student Service
London
Columbia University
Carol
University Council Clarifies Barnard College Membership
The University Student Council explains Barnard College remains excluded from automatic representation as a separate corporation. Membership depends on a petition approved by the Barnard administration, Faculty Committee on Student Affairs, and Trustees. No strong opposition yet to Barnard joining. Further discussion with the Faculty Committee on Student Affairs is planned before any decision.
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Lawrie
Trevor
Barnard College
Bulletin
Barnard
Miss Trevor
Universite Councl
Britatin
Barnard Wa
Columba
Mermaid St. Lawrence in Pool and on Stage
Ruth Murphy profiles a person known as Mermaid St. Lawrence for dual talents in swimming and performing arts. The feature highlights her pool achievements and stage appearances, detailing career milestones and public reception.
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St. Lawrence
Transformation of Josiah College and Sheila in 1947
The 1947 view shows Columbia men maturing after the war with focus on study, cost of living, and politics, while Sheila Saint Lawrence pursues water ballet and theater roles. Her three years of water carnival participation include notable onstage parts and an injury from a pool incident. She remains active with the Court of Senior Proctors and Rep Cant.
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THE
New Yorker
Alfred Meyer
Sheila Saint Lawrence
Dr. Meyer
Sheila
Josiah College
Livingston
Inci
Alcestis
Brinckerhoff
Russet the Barnard Dog Dies After Fourteen Playful Years
Barnard College mourns Russet a well known Ridgefield born cocker spaniel who lived on campus and in the Riverside Building He watched Barnard life from 106 Barnard Hall waiting for his mistress Mrs Helen Erkine Assistant to the Dean in Public Relations He died December 30 at age fourteen reflecting a long life of companionship and affection for his owner.
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Barnard
Russer
Gad
Russet
Bayete Bulletin
Preene
Russer. Sted Ds
Ridgefield
Connecticut
Reg Cocker Spaniel
Bulding
Riverside
Maurice Chevalier Opens Four Week Run in New York
Maurice Chevalier thrilled a mixed New York audience at the Henry Miller Theatre opening a four week engagement. He explained each song in English before singing in French and enacted them on stage. The show drew a strong response with three encores and a wood-soled encore tap routine.
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Maurice Chevalier
New York
France
Henry Miller Theatre
Chevalier
Valentine
Lewise
Place Pigalle
Paris
G.i.'s
G.i.’S
Juilliard Debut at Carnegie Hall Under Abstract Mase Focus
The Juilliard School of Music opened its Carnegie Hall season with Thor Johnson conducting a program of Twentieth Century works by Bloch Debussy Copland Kay Rogers and Hindemith. While performances were precise and engaging the Debussy sketches and overall abstraction drew mixed reaction with Hindemith’s Mathis der Maler viewed as the strongest piece.
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Juilliard School of Music
Carnegie Hall
Juilliard
Thor Johnson
Bloch
Debussy
Copland
Kay
Rogers
Hindemith
Pierre Louys
Ernest Ansermet
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Dorothy Gaebeleim
Helen Servell
Marianne Reichert
June Stein
Jean de Santo
Astry Beech
Amelia Coleman Calder
Barbara Heary
Jeanne-Marie Kramech
Elizabeth Hayman
Carol Reynolds
Marlies Wolf
University Council
Columbia Hemon
117 Street
Columbia
Debate Council
Dad
G.I
Malfi
Prince Edward
Heracles
Joseph Cotten
Simone Simon
Claudette Colbert
Juilliard School
Carnegie
Mathie der Maler
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