Barnard Bulletin listing students and staff names
The Barnard Bulletin shows annual subscriptions and a list of readers and contributors including Babette Brimberg Judith Brimberg Rita Dresner Shirley Kamell Betty Lou Kirtley Eleanor Krout Ruth Landesman Ruth Lyons Marilyn Mittelman Cynthia Morse Shreve Barbara Raskin and Marilyn Schwartz among others published for the college year and student association interests.
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Babette Brimberg
Judith Brimberg
Rita Dresner
Shirley Kamell
Betty Lou Kirtley
Eleanor Krout
Ruth Landesman
Ruth Lyons
Marilyn Mittelman
Cynthia Morse-Shreve
Barbara Raskin
Marlyn Schwartz
Association Board Members Named by Publisher
The association lists Margaret Baruth Shirley Cohen Sally Dixon Alicelee Donoghue Ruth Cossick Inge Falk Jean Goodman Jane Gordon Marilyn Heggie Marilyn Karmason Barbara Lipton Roberta Messing Louise Metzner Maya Pines Betty Pobanz Carol Virginia Reynolds Elaine Ryan Rosary Scacciaferro Marguerite St John Marie Tillich Miriam Gabin Circulation Manager.
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Margaret Baruth
Shirley Cohen
Sally Dixon
Alicelee Donoghue
Petitions and Public Opinion at Columbia
A discussion on the Columbia Committee for Permanent Peace petitioning at Barnard critiques the clarity and aims of petitions. It argues petitions are a valid channel for public opinion when signers understand what they support and warns against vague or misdirected requests, urging thoughtful circulation.
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Columbia Committee For Permament
Churchill
Columbia Committee For Permanent Peace
Barnard
UNO
Columbia
Students urged to support World Student Service Fund drive
RJHM argues that student generosity lags despite broad organizational support in Barnard. He urges personal imagination and sacrifice, noting giving two dollars or more as a meaningful start. The piece frames education as a path to lasting peace and global responsibility.
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Barnard
World Student Service Fund
Europe
Asia
WSSF
Apathy in Barnard Student Elections Needs Remedy
The piece notes low participation in Barnard College elections with only about half voting for president and similarly low turnout for vice president and other offices. It suggests solutions such as early candidate nominating events and mandatory blanks to discourage laziness and raise informed participation.
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Barnard
Betty Morse Shreve rises to Bulletin editor amid New York life
Cynthia Morse Shreve profiles Betty Morse Shreve whose career path through CIMEDY INLSTEESlea and Bulletin culminates in a year as managing editor. She shares apartments with Barnard's Helen Vogel and a Hunter student, decorates with bold wallpaper, and switches jobs from Hotel New Yorker to AT T during college years. Betty’s activities include National Service Chair and Forum Chairman, blending politics and activism with journalism.
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Cimedy Inlsteeslea
Bulletin
New York
Barnard
Helen Coupe Vogel
Hotel
New Yorker
American Telephone and Telegraph
New Jersey
Unity House
Forest Park
Pennsylvania
Helen Vogel
Helen Coupe
International Ladies Garment Workers’ Union
David Dubinsky
A.F.L
Schrafft’s
Betty
National Service
Liberal Club
National War Fund Drive
Political Council
WSSF Aids Chalet For French Students
The World Student Service Fund reports a Combloux Haute Savoie chalet opened to aid rundown French students recovering from wartime hardships. About fifty students from Paris stay one to three months in a mountain setting to regain health and strength before returning to study.
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France
Combloux
Haute Savoie
World Student Service Fund
Paris
Vichy
Germany
Interior
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