Barnard College Bulletin Promotes Students and Staff Listings
The semiweekly Barnard College bulletin lists staff roles and bylines for Ruth Kaly, Rita Dresnir, Ruth Murphy, Judith Mortinson, Maya Pias, Helen Trivor, Phyllis Bruws, Mary Wilson, Nancy Australthem, and others. It details editors, managing editors, advertising, and news staff, along with a long roster of names under sections like News Board, Probationary Staff, Business Staff, and About Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Kaly
Rita Dresnir
Ruth Murphy
Judith Mortinson
Maya Pias
Helen Trivor
Phyllis Bruws
Mary Wilson
Nancy Australth
Mailr
Ann It Kry
Babette Biuuberg
Just Boe
Ruth Landesman
Liane Ryeh
Martan Souwart
Marguerite St. John Sews
Har
Margaret Baruth
Jane Gordyn
Mari. Karmaon
Betty Lou Kirtley
Cynttia
June Stein
Jean de Santo
Astry Beech
Amelia Coleman Calder
Inge Falk
Barbara Henly
Jeanne-Marie Krarus
Elizabeth Hayman
Carol Reynolds
Marlies Wolf
Clean-up brigades ease Sarah Lawrence deficit
Sarah Lawrence College uses student clean-up brigades to reduce operating costs by aiding maintenance. About 345 students, including male veterans, work 4 to 6 pm daily on cleaning chores, freeing staff for major repairs and saving money. Barnard faces similar budget pressures with on campus residents limited and cooperative housing suggested as a possible option.
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Sarah Lawrence College
Barnard
Sarah Lawrence
Bulletin
Brooks Or
Hewitt
Ginger Builds Campfires And Plays Baseball At Camp
Betty Pobanz profiles Virginia Haggerty known as Ginger by the boys she counsels at Herald Tribune Fresh Air Fund camps. Over three summers she teaches campfire skills and baseball, feeding and inspiring more than a thousand children while challenging gender norms.
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Virginia Haggerty
Herald Tribune
Ginger
Fresh Air Fund
Barnard
Virginia
Tony
Peter
First Avenue
Joey Kiesel
Kiethel
Profile of Marilyn Mittelman The paradoxical optimist and efficiency expert
Elaine Ryan profiles Marilyn Mittelman as aContradictory yet conscientious student who blends theatre interests with advertising skills. Her dorm room reflects her neat, organized approach and her rise from news writer to Bulletin Business Manager. Antiques sparked from advertising leads to a skillful budget balance and resourcefulness, including housing envelopes and paper stock across terms. Colleague Carol Johns notes her candid viewpoint, and Mittelman quips that executive roles require conceit, a stance she refines in practice.
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Bulletin
Marilyn
Jane Weidlund
Ray Duncan Advocates Primitive Life And Free Akademia
In a St Moritz interview Raymond Duncan brother of Isadora Duncan promotes a anti discrimination stance and a return to primitive individualism. He describes quitting school at twelve and working at night on rail yards shaping his belief that learning by doing elevates the individual. He plans an Anglo French language congress and Paris Akademia lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Duncan
Isadora Duncan
St. Moritz
Mr. Duncan
Paris
Akademia
New York
Miles Denise Morand
Jacqueline Schweitzer
Waldorf Astoria
Mme Aia Bertrand
Duncan
Southern Pacific Railway
Homer
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Bawnaard Bulletin
Barnard College
Holeren
York
ORV
Decut Teun Editer
Mist Barnard
Pas
Lntike
Betty Pobanz
Marilyn Mittelman
Elaine Ryan
Representative Assembly
Mittelman
Carol Johns
Jown
Maya Pines
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