Barnard College Bulletin Staff and Publication Details
Barnard Bulletin published semi weekly during the college year by students at Barnard College. Entered as second class after October 19 1928 at New York NY. Subscription rate 3 50 per year 10 cents per single copy. Editor in Chief Roberta Klugman Business Manager Arlene Zullow Editorial Managing Editor Personnel Editor Associate Newsboard Fran Dearden Babette Feinberg Ruth Helfand Rachel Mayer Barbara Reider Judy Smith Anita Trachtman Marianne Whitfield Probationary Staff Sue Sena.
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Barnard College
Barnard
New York
N. Y
Fran Dearden
Babette Feinberg
Ruth Helfand
Rachel Mayer
Barbara Reider
Judy Smith
Anita Trachtman
Marianne Whitfield
Sue Sena
Advisory System Upgrades Proposed by Faculty Committee
A faculty committee urges reforms to the advisory system citing overburdened class advisers and insufficient changes. It suggests major advisers share junior and senior duties during registration, assign assistants for freshmen and sophomores, and involve department heads in guiding new students in their major plans before the school year begins.
Wanted Bulletin seeks photographers and cartoonists
The bulletin invites students able to take pictures or draw cartoons to contact Roberta Klugman through Student Mail. Photographic facilities will be provided and members will be trained to develop their own pictures.
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Bulletin
Roberta Klugman
C U Concert Features Clementi Pianoforte With Bach Piece
Barnard College hosts a Bach concerto performed on a Clementi pianoforte from the composer's era, marking its first U.S. use in the work. The instrument, owned by Barnard as part of its historic keyboard collection, was donated in 1923 by Mrs. Adrian Joline who helped establish the college music department.
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Carl Philip Emanuel Bach
United States
C. P. E. Bach
Clementi
Nicolé Clementi
Meyerbeer
Barnard
Louis XVI
Emerald Isle
George IV
Adrian Joline
Campus Etiquette Reminder From Edith Tennenbaum
A campus notice from Edith Tennenbaum, chairman of the Board of Proctors, reviews attire rules and elevator use. Abbreviated shorts are not allowed on Broadway, halls, or classrooms. Bermuda shorts allowed in class. Picknicking limits north of Barnard Hall. Proctor to supervise elevator during rush periods to enforce priority for faculty and medical reasons. Elevator capacity limited to sixteen. Students urged to follow directions for basement to second floor movement.
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Broadway
Milbank
Barnard Hall
Edith Tennenbaum
Board of
Proctors
Varsity Show 61 Delivers Fun Despite Weaker Plot
Columbia Players stage the sixty first Varsity Show When In Rome with strong music and comic performances. Derk Roelofsma leads a talented cast including Effy Spectre Milburn Smith Lew Band and Joel Altman. The show delivers lively numbers witty gags and spirited dance sequences despite a fallow script and overdone scenery.
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Columbia
Rome
Derk Roelofsma
Roma
Effy Spectre
Charles Addams
Milburn Smith
Lew Band
Flame Fagan
Joel Altman
Travis Boles
Mitchell Smith
Martin Salan
Paul Sovik
Barnard
Vampira
Lena
James Austin
Band-Smith-Spectre and Company
Columbia Players
Focus Merits Prize for Vigor
Rosalie L. Coke lauds Focus as a transformed periodical with high standards, noting Martha Sharp and Pearl Canuck provide strong critical study while sketches and poetry show irregular growth. She critiques selection breadth, praises democracy as a review theme, and awards the prize for industry, quality, and vigor to Focus this year.
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Martha Sharp
Wordsworth
Miss Sharp
Persephone
Warsaw
Miss Edwards
Miss Brandes
Meredith
Virginia Woolf
Tybie Stein
Columbians Display Art In Contest at Columbia University
The annual exhibition by Columbia University General Studies School of Painting and Sculpture, held in Philosophy Hall, showcased student works across sculpture painting and drawing. Judges Will Barnett Chaim Gross Manfred Schwartz Oronzio Maldarelli and Andre Racz awarded prizes to Charles Lichtenstein Frederick Thurst Bob Partin and others with honors for several artists.
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Philosophy Hall
Columbia University
General Studies’ School of Painting and Sculpture
Student Artists Association
Ove
Will Barnett
Chaim Gross
Manfred Schwartz
Oronzio Maldarelli
Andre Racz
Charles Lichtenstein
M.F.A
Buffalo
Frederick Thurst
Queens College
Babylon
Bob Partin
Bob
Tove Dithmer
Shirley Rohn
Florence Reuben
John Frank
Charles Gruppe
Judy Rattner
Anthony Padovano
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Forum Edor
Barbara Barlin
Miriam Dressler
Carla Hitchcock
Abby Avin
Sandy McCaw
Lorraine Handler
Margie Gallanter
Sifrah Sammell
C.U
By Marianne Whitfield
By Rachel Mayer
William Goldenberg
Herb Gardner
Alice Gilbert
Focus
Rosalie L. Coke
English
Piri Halas
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