Barnard Bulletin Editorial Staff and Details
Barnard Bulletin issued semi weekly by Barnard College students with editors and staff listed. Includes editors in chief Miriam Dressler Carla Hitchcock Abby Avin and others. business manager Arlene Zullow. desk editors Barbara Coleman Rayna Schwartz. feature editor Gloria Richman. cartoonist Annette Wilbois.
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Miriam Dressler
Carla Hitchcock
Abby Avin
Barbara Coleman
Rayna Schwartz
Gloria Richman
Hannah Shulman
Rita R. Smilowitz
Barbara Barlin
Too Big a World Freshman Course Reconsidered at Barnard
Barnard weighs changes to the Freshman Modern Living course after student dissatisfaction and a broad faculty proposal. The Curriculum Committee urges a term one credit program focusing on specific social science areas, suggesting a hygiene course revision and warning against generic department lectures.
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Barnard
Honor Code Reminder for Final Examinations
A college proctor will enter each room and read the pledge under the Honor System. Students must sit in alternate seats and bring all books to the front for convenience while noting smoking rules. The Honor Code commits to neither giving nor receiving help during exams and to report infractions to the Honor Board chairman.
WOR Lands KCR ite For Program's Polish
Gloria Richman reports on Columbia College radio station KCR broadcasting to Hewitt and Brooks Halls and to Columbia dorms. Barnard students play key roles, with Rosemary Burrows directing Cross-Sections and Rosemary interviewers expanding reach. Next year WKCR plans a morning music program and FM transmission to cover the New York area.
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WKCR
KCR
Columbia College
Hewitt
Brooks
Barnard
Columbia
Board of
Judy Chanin
Publiity
Judy Camlinsky
Elinor Cohan
Sarah Barr
Rosemary Burrows
Rosemary
Joseph Cotten
Sabrina Fair
John
Lorraine Sherwood
WOR
Miss Sherwood
Bernard Levine
560
New York
Model U N President Reflects On Tough Yet Rewarding Year
Cherie Gaines, first woman president of the Collegiate Council for the United Nations at the University of Pennsylvania, recalls awards and challenges from the model U N conference in April. She describes time pressures, the USSR delegation, and lessons in staying objective while fostering dialogue. Delegates Margot Lyons Irene Lefel Mimi Kurtz and Natalie Rostau participated in the event.
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Harter
Cherie Gaines
Collegiate Council For the United Nations
Cherie
University of Pennsylvania
Penn
Ussr
Margot Lyons
Confab
Margot
Irene Lefel
Mimi Kurtz
Natalie Rostau
Barnard Faculty Opt for Farm and Lab Vacations
Barnard College faculty plan varied summer breaks with many staying near campus for lab research and farm life. President Millicent McIntosh will farm in Tyringham Massachusetts with family, while Thomas Peardon and Edward King pursue reading and chemistry work at Barnard and Columbia. Lucille Altschul Heinz Seltmann and Helen Funk stay for botany projects. John Moore travels to Bermuda for zoology studies. John Stewart remodels in Nova Scotia then travels to Edinburgh for further research.
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Barnard
Bermuda
Vermont
Massachusetts
Millicent C. McIntosh
Tyringham
Sue
Thomas Peardon
Edward King
Columbia University
Helen Funk
Seltmann
Miss Funk
Milbang Hall
John Moore
St. George
John Stewart
New York
Nova Scotia
David Hume
Dr. Stewart
Edinburgh
Scotland
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