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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1954
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin outlines staff roles for the college year including editor in chief Geraldine Kirshenbaum and business manager Mona Cowen. It lists news boards and business staff, and notes publication details such as semi weekly issues and postal entry date.
A page prepared by Miriam Dressler Roberta Klugman and Marcia Rubinstein is acknowledged for its editorial input and production details.
The article urges перенouncing Assembly control over Bulletin editor selection. It argues the editor’s skill, not political ties, should guide the choice, proposing that the staff pick the editor with Assembly’s approval to avoid personality fights and preserve Bulletin’s independence. It concludes Bulletin knows best who should lead.
The BULLETIN outlines how a campus news story travels from idea sources like the Public Relations Office and College Activities Office to assignment sheets and copy desks. It details copywriting, editing, dummy days, layout, proofs, and final printing, noting the fleeting nature of news as a scoop.
The article describes how lowly probies start in the Bar nards fourth estate training to write news and headlines. They report to the BUL LETIN office for unassigned copy and printer trips. After months they gain regular assignments and visit the printer to proofread under editors. The Bourgeoisie News Board may shape feature pages and plan Cant on Page 3 Col 1 this year.
A collection of expert opinions argues BULLETIN should be more evangelical and original, less a trade paper, with editorials and Letters to the Editor stimulating public thought. Critics praise its common sense, college coverage, and arts reviews while urging more personality features and selective, accurate reporting.
A historical recap traces BULLETIN's uncertain start around 1898 to 1901, its 1912 shift to Columbia news, and editorial shifts under editors like Priscilla Loomis, Margaret Mead, and Florence Fischman Morse. It notes evolving news scope, off-campus topics, war influence, and comparing old and modern editions.
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