Barnard Bulletin Staff Listed For Semiweekly Issue
Barnard College student staff details for the semi weekly bulletin include editors News Editor Staff Manager Advertising Manager and a long list of featured and probationary staff members. The notice notes publication during the college year except vacation and exams with a subscription rate of 3.50 per year and single copies priced at 1 cent.
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Barnard College
Ubergraduate Association
New York
N. Y
Call for Earlier Posting of Final Examination Schedules
The article urges posting final exam schedules earlier across Barnard and the University to aid students in planning summer activities and work, noting clashes from multiple finals and new comprehensives. It argues schedules must align with other schools, consider expanded curricula, and help seniors manage study weeks and camps.
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Barnard
Trio of Barnard Women Share Dorm Suite in Active Year
Vicky Thomson Jean Moore and Page Morris occupy rooms 310 311 and 312 Brooks in one of Barnard College’s liveliest triples. The bears pin winners from Port Washington Boston and Virginia outline their activities plans for study abroad in England Scotland Paris and near Boston with careers in arts diplomacy and architecture.
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Vicky Thomson
Jean Moore
Page Morris
Suite
Charlottesville
Virginia
Boston
Massachusetts
Port Washington
Long Island
Brooks
Jean
Mortarboard
Icky
Vicky
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Barnard
Page
Exec
United Nations
Paris
State Department
Southeastern Asia
England
Scotland
Royal Academy
London
Juilliard
Off Broadway Study of The Scapegoat Shows Experimental Edge
Leah Krechevsky reviews The Scapegoat by John Matthews for the Dramatic Workshop at the President Theatre. The adaptation of Kafka’s The Trial places a bank clerk against a blind authority, highlighting societal critique and the energy of a student ensemble in daytime classes and nightly performances.
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The
Dramatic Workshop
President Theatre
John Matthews
Franz Kafka
Matthews
Walter Oracle
Cassandra
Barnard Professor Edits Harper's Centennial Issue
Professor John A. Kouwenhoven of the English Department edits and writes while teaching. He serves as special editor for Harper's Centennial issue due in October and has past experience as managing editor at the magazine. He also contributes to Antiques and House Beautiful and signs a Random House contract to edit a Modern Library Whitman edition.
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Joan Sacknitz
John A. Kouwenhoven
Harper’s Magazine
Kouwenhoven
Harper’s
Barnard
Antiques
America
Ralph Barton Perry
Arthur Schlesinger
Random House
Modern Library
Whitman
Mr. Kouwenhoven
Roger Burlingame Praises Focus Variety of Work
Roger Burlingame reviews four Focus issues praising wide variety from detective stories to satire and medieval settings. He highlights poems by Kathleen Collins and Rosalie Grayer, stories by Patricia Smith and Eliza Pietsch, and essays on e e cummings Bernard Shaw and Hadassah Dunitz.
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Roger Burlingame
Canada
E. E. Cummings
Bernard Shaw
Kathleen Collins
Beatrice Laskowitz
Rosalie Grayer
Joan Houston
Patricia Smith
Eliza Pietsch
Focus
Winifred Kent
Maria Teresa Escada
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Barnard Bulletin
Leslie Morgan
Joan Stearns
Aida DI Pace
Bernice Friedenthal
Betsy Weinstein
Audrey Weissman
Marisa Macina
Nancy Isaacs
Edith Richmond
Constance Alexander
Joan Wou
Penny Nichols
Joan Harris
Sondra Kleinman
Judy Kramer
Katherine Munzer
Beulah Sternberg
Lida Traum
Evelyn Weinrich
About Town
Joan Breen
Lenore Fierstein
Leah Krechevky
Mary Armaganian
Margaret Bo
Barbara Bonoff
Calliope Boufis
Mary Boufis
Lynne Bresler
Felicia di Cicco
Margaret Collins
Dorothy Coyne
B. Heed
Shoshanna Jacobson
Phebe Ann Marr
Harriet Newman
Paola Ottelenghi
Leone Pattengehe
Doris Rohte
Esther Schleicher
Janet Schonwald
Goldie Schorr
Lois Schwarts
Ruth Schwarzkopf
Anne Sibel
Barbara Witzell
Edstors
By Sondra Kleinman
By Leah Krechevsky
John Kouwenhoven Ldits
Florence Pearlman
Hadassah Dunitz
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