Barnard Bulletin Names Editorial and News Staff
The Barnard Bulletin lists Joan Stearns and Adele Estain as editors with a large editorial and news staff including Aida Di Pace, Eleanor Engleman, Bernice Friedenthal, and Betsy Weinstein. It notes student participation in editorial positions and staff roles across multiple boards and sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aida di Pace
Eleanor Engleman
Bernice Friedenthal
Marisa Macina
Audrey Weissman
Betsy
Betsy Weinstein
Bulletin
Halfway House in Political Council Shows Need for Power
The article argues that the Political Council on campus operates like a halfway house between autocratic and parliamentary models. It reviews a trial of PC oversight of student elections, notes mixed success, and urges greater authority, clearer status, and broader use as a channel for student opinion. L. M.
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Germany
Barnard
Political Council
L. M
Alice Kogan: Hawthorne loving editor and varsity astronomy student
Six year old mischief fades as Alice Kogan the six foot future editor blends English major Hawthorne studies with astronomy in Pupin Hall. Dorm life Brooklyn commute and Dodger trivia color her campus profile while Junior Show shifts spotlight from Hawthorne to the stage.
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Alice Kogan
North Wind
Alice
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Hawthorne
Bulletin
Mortarboard
Pupin Hall
Brooklyn
Ques
Dodgers
Preacher Roe
Little Preach
Baby Preach
M. M
N. M
Quarto Issue Proves Inexperienced Yet Admirable
Dr. Moore's note mimeographing idea spreads through zoology class as students praise easier access to lecture content. Quarto’s debut features four stories and four poems, mostly flawed by inexperience, while Dr. Moore promotes free cuts and uses proceeds for records. he also studies Rana pipiens speciation and runs a Milbank coke machine.
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John A. Moore
Moore
Waters
College Literary Quarterly
Milbank
Alumnae Thrift Shop Aids Barnard Scholarships
The Everybody's Thrift Shop on Third Avenue runs as a Barnard alumnae project raising funds for Barnard College scholarships. Managed by about fifteen organizations including Barnard and the Sailor's and Sailor's Club of New York, the shop records Barnard sourced sales to credit scholarships. since 1937 it has turned over more than $23,000 to Barnard.
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Quarto
General Studies
Literary Quarterly
Bulletin Daily Mail
Frank S. Fayssous, Jr
Annette Landau
John Broberg
Willie
Robert Leider
Third Avenue
Barnard
The
Sailor’s and
Sailor’s Club of
New York
Hospital Social Service
Barnard Committee
May Parker Eggleston
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Ann Vandelas
Patricia Weenelsen
Joan Breen
Lenore Fierstein
Leah Krechevsky
Joan Harris
Sandra Kleinman
Judy Kramer
Katherine Munzer
Marjorie Nichols
Judith Passoff
Beulah Sternberg
Joan Sacknite
Lida Traum
Betsy Wade
Evelyn Weinrich
Esther J. Mendelsohn
Greta Hersch
Esther Jones
Leslie Morgan
Laura Pienkny
Beverly Yager Norine McDonough
Frances Fuchs
Stacy Robak
Irma Meincke
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Likes Hawthorne
Astronomy
Star-Gazer
Dr. Moore
By Kay Munzer
By Ruth Aney
Natural Selection
Alumnae Thrift Shop