Barnard College Bulletin Editorial Staff Listing
Barnard Bulletin notes publication details and lists key staff roles. Includes editor in chief Roberta Klugman and business manager Margie Gallanter with editorial assistants associate news board and probationary staff, desk editors of the day, and feature editor Gloria Richman.
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Roberta Klugman
Joan Kent
Rachel Mayer
Diana Rosenberg
Cele Freistater
Joyce Hill
Phyllis Speigelstein
Janet Steinfeld
Susan Wartur
Jackie Zelniker
Breena _Triestman
Rayna Schwartz
Rita B. Smilowitz
Gloria Richman
Calls to extend nominations and boost publicity in student elections
The article argues for extending the nomination period for Honor Board chairman to align with other top posts and to allow candidates to present platforms. It also calls for opening nominations and improving publicity and voting hours to increase student participation after low turnout.
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Heads of Honor Board
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Athletic Association
Honor Board
Honor Board and Athletic Association
Spanish Professor Recalls Early Teaching Experiences
Judy Smith profiles Mrs. Amelia del Rio a Puerto Rican born educator who rose to head the Spanish department at Barnard since 1929. Her career spans Yauco New York City Vassar and Barnard with noted pupils the wife of Sumner Wells and Mrs. Frederick Ecker. She stresses theatre and teaching as lifelong callings and keeps a lively classroom spirit.
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Amelia del Rio
Yauco
Puerto Rico
del Rio
Arist
Noon Gym for Girls A Suggestion to Free Schedules
The piece argues for moving gym classes to the noon hour to free mornings for academics. It notes girls with morning schedules are detained until two o clock, hindering afternoon work or large study blocks, and proposes noon PE to allow lunch afterward and ease crowded timetables.
Focus Review Highlights Balanced Pieces in New Issue
Joan Kent surveys Focus, noting a mix of poetry fiction and translation. Liana Sussman’s Spleen reworks Theseus and Ariadne. Janet Gerard’s The Pattern uses letters but omits the hero’s voice. Bakunin study by Piri Halasz stands out as the strongest non fiction piece. Rhoda Brandes and Frances Lenci contribute energetic poetry and translation. The issue shows steady improvement.
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Janet Gerard
Miss Gerard
Phil
Liana Sussman
Oscar Wilde
Moby Dick
Flavia Alaya
Piri Halasz
Bakunin
Rhoda Brandes
Clotilda
Frances Lenci
Collegiate papers spar over humor and policy across campuses
A Bowdoin Orient misprint about Price and Greene in a prize debate triggers a note on race and auction in a joking context. The Yale Daily News and North Carolina Tar Heel feature sharp editorials. Princetonian hosts a spoof warning about a missing thesis. Heights Daily News criticizes television culture, while The South is urged to show more vigor.
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Maine Hills
Bowdoin Orient
Price
Greene
Bradford
United States
Messrs
Yale Daily News
Yale
University of North Carolina
Princetonian
Whitney Kerr
N.Y.A
S Heights
Bulletin Elects New Editor in Chief
Election by editorial and news staffs on Friday March 16 at 12 noon in room 408 Barnard. All staff must attend. The new editorial board for the coming year will be announced at the Bulletin staff dinner Wednesday evening in the Red Alcove. Reservations outside the Bulletin office. dorm students free, day students $1.25. New staff assume office the week of April 2.
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