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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1949
Page
2
Barnard Botany Department shows tropical foods and unusual recipes in the botany showcase during the week of March 2. Exotic foods highlight the display with features in the Milbank building.
Baritone Robert H. Segal, soloist on The Eternal Light, will lecture and perform a recital at the Menorah Seixas open house in Earl Hall this afternoon at 4. The event marks Jewish Music Month nationwide observance.
Miss Edith Tolman Barnard Dietitian hails Cub's Corner as a complete success and a permanent college feature. The student run non profit snack bar has operated debt free, buys wholesale goods, sells at cost, with students paid for duties. A new wing snack bar will likely follow the same model with similar hours.
Lynne Rosenthal recalls Freda Kirchwey’s career at The Nation starting in the International Relations Supplement and leading to her editor role. She notes Kirchwey’s lifelong regret over languages and credits a lucky promotion for steering the magazine toward political action while preserving arts coverage.
John Ellis will speak on the future of the Republican Party tomorrow at 4 in the College Parlor. Sponsored by Barnard's Student Republican Club, the event is open to the College. Ellis lost to Vito Cantone in New York congressional elections last November.
The School requires a Bachelor's degree and typing ability for admission. Recommended majors include History and social sciences. Humanities favored. Enrollment is 65 with 17 women. last year 13 women graduates found journalism positions, though entry remains challenging for women in many roles.
Betsy Weinstein notes the Missouri journalism unit offers courses to non University of Missouri students and operates a fully student run newspaper, the Columbia Missourian, with labs for photography engraving advertising and layout. The facility includes seven dark rooms a complete engraving plant typographical labs advertising tables a business office and wire service access.
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