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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1955
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin published semi weekly during the college year by Barnard College students. It notes post office entry after October 19 1928 and subscription rate three dollars fifty cents per year. Business manager Arlene Zullow and managing editor listed.
The article notes a forecasted doubling of college applicants within two decades and growing need for funds. It highlights liberalized industry giving, unrestricted grants, and major contributions from Standard Oil, General Electric, General Foods, and the Ford Foundation to bolster independent liberal arts colleges like Barnard and members of the Empire State Foundation.
Dorothy Donnelly, Greek Games Chairwoman, praises well organized events run by Dance Athletics and Music committees. She recalls her freshman year interest in Games, notes two-thirds of sophomores joined activities, and predicts no games next year. Dotty balances campus duties with treasurer roles and past leadership, highlighting athletic ties and family sports influence.
Dr. Marjory J. Nelson, Barnard College physician since 1948, treats about 10 000 visits yearly with roughly 70 daily students. She notes Barnard girls are among the healthiest groups, common ailments are colds, and seniors plan more rest and life aims. Her career spans Mount Vernon schools and Cornell Medical School, with husband Dr. Frank Spellman, an internal medicine specialist.
Annette Wilbois, 65, a botany major, earns a National Science Foundation Research Fellowship for graduate study next year. She will receive full tuition and 1150 dollars in cash after success in competitive exams. Wilbois plans graduate work at the University of Indiana or Harvard University.
Bulletin Party Bulletin hosts a staff dinner in the Red Alcove of Hewitt Cafeteria Wednesday at 6. Reservations through the Bulletin office. Price set at $1.25.
Barnard's Curriculum Committee led by Tobia Brown and Madame Bové invites feedback on the bi weekly Special Speaking Series featuring Greek culture topics. Tomorrow Swarthmore’s Susan Dobbs will lecture on Greek Art with slides.
A Barnard Columbia folk group meets Tuesday evenings in Brooks Hall sharing songs from several nations. About twenty youths play guitars banjos ukuleles mandolins and harmonicas. Weather permitting they plan outdoor gatherings at Milbank side Barnard Hall facing the Jungle inviting instrumentalists singers and listeners.
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