Barnard Bulletin names editors and staff for issue
Barnard College students publish the Ubergraduate Association newspaper. Esther Mendelsohn EIC Greta Hersch Business Manager list editors and staff for this issue. notes on staff tryouts for editorial positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther J. Mendelsohn
Greta Hersch
Esther Jones
Leslie Morgan
Laura Pienkny
Beverly Yagernorine McDonough
Alice Kogan
Frances Fuchs
Stacy Robak
Irma Meincke
Joan Stearns
Marisa Macina
Audrey Weissman
Political Council on Barnard Student Governance
The essay argues for a Political Council to seat on Barnard’s Student Council to ensure rational, constructive political discussion. It stresses balance and integration, with student opinion reflected to administration and faculty, linking elections, academics, and campus life to total welfare.
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Barnard
Athletic Association
Bulletin
L. M
Profiles of Bulletin Editors Who Retire This Semester
Norine McDonough, Bulletin feature editor, pursues wine connoisseurship inspired by Hemingway and hopes to visit Rome. She works in a shoe department, plans four children, and aspires to write, while learning the zither and listening to WQXR. Esther Jones, Bulletin associate editor, began journalism at four, majors in history and government with an international focus, and envisions a journalism career after graduation. She has lived in Idaho, Wyoming, New York, and Indiana, and aims to move to Portland after graduation with hopes of reaching the South Pole someday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norine McDonough
Bulletin
Norine
Ernest Hemingway
Phil Spitalny
Rome
Esther Jones
United States
Esther
Pocatello
Idaho
Cheyenne
Wyoming
New York City
Elkhart
Indiana
Portland
Oregon
South Pole
Vocational Carnival Links Barnard Students to Summer Jobs
The Vocational Committee and Placement Office host an Invest Your Summer carnival on April 30 from 12 to 3 p.m. at Jake. Representatives from Ameri can Friends Service Committee American Youth Hostels Experi ment in International Living and others offer job info and blanks for summer tryouts in government industry social work language and international programs with stipends, scholarships, or self-funded options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Friends Service Committee
Experiment
International Living
Lisle Fellowship
National Student Association
Washington
Middle West
Clarence Elliott
YMCA
Midwest
Free Theatre Brings Drama to New York Audiences
At 137 E 27th Street the Davenport Free Theatre offers free productions for twenty seven years. Mr Davenport leads a mixed company of Equity and non Equity actors in plays like Swan Song Frenzied Hamlet and The Bells. Upcoming shows include Builder of Bridges and Keeping Up Appearances as he aims to bring drama to the masses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. 27Th Street
New York
Davenport Free Theatre
Davenport
Equity
Chekov
Henry Arthur Jones
Henry Irving
Mr. Davenport
Dillenberger Leads New Religion Course at Barnard and Columbia
Dr. John Dillenberger, newly joined in Morningside Heights, directs a symposium blending English philosophy and history to explore the history of Christian thought. The course features readings from Machiavelli Milton and Goethe with joint lectures from multiple departments.
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Barnard
Columbia
John Dillenberger
Princeton University
Dillenberger
Morningside Heights
Columbia College
Machiavelli
Milton
Goethe
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Interneships
Latin America
Europe
Asia
Mexico
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