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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1956
Page
1
Barnard College student run semi weekly bulletin notes publication schedule and post office entry date. It lists the 1928 copyright status and subscription rate three fifty dollars per year with single copy ten cents.
Editorial assistants and associate newsboard members are named as Audrey Ann Appel Fran Dear den Joan Kent Rachel Mayer Elaine Postelneck Enid Reichel Diana Rosenberg Judy Smyth Priscilla Baly Nancy Stiles and Susan Wartur in the yearbook style staff roll.
As the Bulletin adopts a new editor from April the paper shifts from Student Council voting status to a press oriented role. The editor will attend open Assembly and Council meetings and be invited to special meetings as a campus press liaison while groups report progress to her. The piece notes upcoming politicking and constitutional debates and praises the Medieval Culture series and speakers, urging continuation into a Renaissance series next year.
A letter argues the Wigs and Cues Club pursues literary merit over profit arguing they must self produce many props and costumes and budget may exceed aims. The writer challenges unfair comparisons to Gilbert and Sullivan noting audience size royal ties and the need for fully realized productions.
Enid Reichel and Diana Rosenberg explain Phi Beta Kappa eligibility at Barnard Columbia. Selection hinges on seven term grades and overall averages, with honors by major and high general GPA, including cum laude thresholds scaled to Barnard point totals. Departmental honors rely on major achievement and annual departmental recommendations guiding final honors lists within about twenty percent of graduates.
A Minor Latham Drama Workshop revival of Congreve’s The Way of The World is described as a witty, farcical yet realistic take on eighteenth century manners. Dolph Sweet directs with lavish scenery and musical canaries enhancing the Versailleslike stage, while Harriet Sachs Mollie Vesey and Naomi Gladstone lead a strong cast amid brisk dialogue and intricate plots.
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