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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1955
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin issued semi weekly through the college year, excluding vacations and exams. Published by Barnard College students. Entered second class after October 19 1928 at New York NY post office under act of March 3 1879. Subscription $3.50 per year. single copy 10 cents.
A concise staff roster lists Barbara Lyons as editor in chief Arlene Zullow as business manager Tobin Brown as editorial managing editor. The entry outlines key positions within the publication’s leadership for internal reference and credits.
Student Council and Representative Assembly introduce new interviewing procedures for key posts such as Freshman Orientation Chairman Foreign Students Chairman and Assemblies Chairman. The change moves beyond background cards and informal recommendations, allowing candidates to present plans directly to the council.
After the Young Republican Club folded, Barnard College lacked partisan groups and the Political Council faced apathy. A small group formed the Young Democratic club to discuss national issues and spur ongoing political debate.
Barnard hosts many pre professional students across fields from pre medicine to pre law and arch itecture. Gloria Barry notes Barnard offers strong academics and Columbia proximity for exposure to professional schools and moot court. Agnes Vlavianos cites the liberal arts path as essential to medical study and career perspective. Miriam Blumberg argues architecture blends with many disciplines and benefits from Barnard’s status and Columbia access. Taxia Efthimion and Tessie highlight curriculum strength and teacher training opportunities.
The review piece discusses Joyce story The End of the Beach, Marianne Moore poetry by Leughson, June Jordan and Daniela Libon pieces, and Alice Moolten imagery. It flags two flaws creeping preciosity and excessive childish narration while praising breadth and ambition, with favorable notes on M.M. and E.B.B. book reviews and Irma Kurtz Sterne essay.
Letter from Cynthia Bachner questions Bulletin's editorial review policy. The editor notes Bulletin selects reviewers by academic background and production experience to balance standards and problems, inviting student or faculty letters if justice is questioned.
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