Barnard Bulletin Information and publication details
Barnard Bulletin published semi weekly during the college year by Barnard College students. Entered as second class after October 19, 1928, at New York post office. Subscription $3.50 per year, single copy 10 cents. Editorial Tobia Brown, Managing Editor.
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Barnard College
Barnard
New York
N. Y
Term Drive at Barnard Seeks New Direction Next Term
In a formal meeting, Barnard representatives will elect a new term drive chairman and set drive goals. The current year funded a student scholarship for new freshmen, a donor-driven effort praised for management but criticized as not a permanent goal for term drive.
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Representative Assembly
Barnard
Morningside
Book Exchange Discontinued at Barnard Co op
The Representative Assembly supported Student Council’s plan to discontinue the Barnard Book Co op after a Wednesday meeting. Insufficient interest meant the cooperative would close, with a move toward an informal book exchange via a central bulletin board to connect buyers and sellers and reduce risk.
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Representative Assembly
Student Council
Coop
Barnard
Versatile SPAR Plans Law Career After BC
Evelyn Eve Harden a SPAR and Coast Guard veteran attends Barnard full time and aims for Columbia Law School after June 1956. She traveled 100000 miles, lived in 25 states, worked as a model and actress, and held roles in Japan and Alabama. Her path spans military recruitment, theater, and studies across multiple colleges. She plans a government and international relations major with club activity, aiming for a legal career.
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Barnard
Coast Guard
Evelyn “Eve” Harden
Columbia Law School
Eve
Buffalo Springs
North Dakota
United States
Europe
Japan
Mai Nichi
Montgomery
Alabama
SPARS
Omaha University
Western Reserve College
American University
Washington, D. C
University of Southern California
Eves
Hunter College
Three Themes in One Workshop Delivers Mixed Student Theater
Minor Latham Drama Workshop presents one act plays by O Case y Saroyan and Lorca. Saroyan’s Hello Out There shines with professional ease led by Charles Fatone and Elin Brown while Lorca’s Love of Don Perlimplin falls short of unity but returns with poetic moments led by Hale Gabriл son.
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Latham Drama Workshop
O’casey
Saroyan
Garcia Lorca
Charles Fatone
Elin Brown
John Robertson
Judith Yedlin
Harry Wagner O’55
Tamara Rippner Casriel
Anthony Loreau
Don Perlimplin
Belisa
Lorca
Joseph Wishy
Hale Gabrielson
Barnard's Student Activities Officer Coordinates Events
Miss Helen Wright runs the College Activities Office in room 104 and guides student groups in planning and budgeting dances and other events. The Social Council reviews dates, bands, tickets, and posters, while Wright also handles posters, class meetings, and city entertainment flyers, aiming to engage day students and develop student leadership.
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Barnard
College Activities
Helen Wright
Miss Wright
College Activities Office
Social Council
Office of
Jake
Milbank Board
New York
Opera Guild
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