Barnard Bulletin Editorial staff listing and publication info
Barnard Bulletin describes its semi weekly publication by Barnard College students. It lists the managing editor editorial editor personnel editor and various news and desk staff along with the 1928 post matter entry and subscription rate. The text shows names Dina Ferran Roberta Green Janet Kaback Sandy McCaw Rayna Schwartz Hannah Shulman and others.
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Dina Ferran
Roberta Green
Janet Kaback
Sandy McCaw
Rayna Schwartz
Hannah Shulman
Abby Avin
Jill Brennan
Carol Feldman
Claudine Friedman
Claire Gallant
Barbara Gitter
Judy Jaffe
Gladys Khoury
Franziska Neuman
Barbara Salant
Sifrai Sammel
Rita R. Smilowitz
Regina Wirth
Student Council Extends Sign-Up Posters for Appointments
The new Student Council endorses sign-up posters on Jake to expand the pool of applicants for executive appointments. This policy aims to counteract rotation among a small group by letting all interested students be considered, giving the initiative to the student body.
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Jake
Currie Report Proposes Special Studies Program for Majors
The Student Curriculum Committee endorses a Special Studies Program offering enhanced independent research within majors. It allows electives in early years and intensive senior work, pairing seminar with independent study. Objectors say six points of independent work are excessive. three points may suffice for an extensive research paper.
Focus editorial notes on managing board and policy
A Letters to the Editor discusses the Focus magazine, naming the same managing board across issues, the editor policy, and author alignment. It notes editor leadership begins with the new academic year, praises the new issue, and mentions changes to Senior Week and commencement timing at Columbia.
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Focus
Senior Week Drops Step-Singing Policy Rationale
A senior week note explains the decision to omit step-singing from events citing poor attendance rehearsals and lack of time after exams. The Ivy Planting ceremony May 30 and Class Day June 1 will include singing. The Senior Banquet proceeds despite a Monday holiday setup and other events like the Bactra laureate Service and prom.
Barnard Athletic Association Seeks New Members and Signups
Barnard College notes AA membership includes student body and officers with chairs for eleven committees. The letter urges signups for next year, praising committee work and fun. Spring weather also caused lunch logistics issues, suggesting Annex hours extend lunch time.
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Athletic Association
Annette Wilbeis
Peggy Dunlap
Nancy Aub
Dolores Johnson
Jake
Marge Gallanter
Annette Wilbo
Curriculum Committee Proposes Special Studies for Majors
The Curriculum Committee led by Holly Stabler presents a flexible Special Studies program as an alternative to the current major plan. It targets independent reading research tutelage and group discussion, begins junior year, includes senior seminars, and requires admission by November of the junior year.
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Holly Stabler
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