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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1955
Page
1
Barnard College publishes the semi weekly Barnard Bulletin during the academic year. It notes second class matter at New York on October 19, 1928. Subscription is $3.50 yearly, 10 cents per issue. Editor in chief Barbara Lyons business manager Arlene Zullow.
A column debunks a myth about transfer students facing closed doors at Barnard. It notes elections and postings show transfers can assume roles, but orientation varies. Student Council proposes a transfer chair, dorm hostess, February sponsors, continued dinners, and closer policy briefings to dispel loneliness myths.
Barnard College analyzes transfer student data for 193 new entrants including 30 February arrivals. The report notes class distribution, international representation from seven countries, and a high share of married students. Officials urge earlier, longer sponsor contact and improved orientation.
Transfer students at Barnard express wants for broader orientation while noting some do not need full programs. Dorm transfer experiences vary with Judy Gordon praising informal introductions and Barbara Coleman calling for better social integration for commuters. Overall, entrants feel part of Barnard but see room for improvement in orientation and peer connection.
Professor David Robertson of Barnard College spent a sabbatical in England exploring mid Victorian taste in painting and drawing. He examined galleries and archives, noting shifts after the French Revolution and the influence of Eastlake Crowe and German art historians on England’s collecting, criticism, and the emergence of the expert.
Four New York City colleges partner on a five year program leading to a Masters in education or a subject specialization. The system coordinates across City Queens and Hunter to train teachers for elementary and secondary grades amid postwar birthrate driven demand.
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