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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1953
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin lists bi weekly publication details for the college year not in vacation or exams. It names associate news board circulation and business staff with names and lists subscription rate three dollars and fifty cents per year.
The Columbia Spectator faces critique for a story on President McIntosh bans a student council poll. The BULLETIN defends its reporting and notes misstatements, urges careful handling of classroom polls, and calls for fair reporting without distortion.
A Yale student reply to the Editor criticizes Yale as a penal colony with guards during exams. He mocks a past Communist attempt to introduce an honor system and notes conservatives resisted, highlighting tension between cooperative ideals and rugged individualism.
Trans World Airlines unveils over 25 travel and study tours for this summer led by Dr. John H. Furbay. Tours cover Europe and the Middle East with college credits possible, four week European seminars, and prices from 747 to 2095 including experiences from Sorbonne courses to fashion and cuisine studies.
Columbia College hosts a New Orleans style carnival to raise funds for scholarships. Pamphratria funds the event with booth games including roulette and raffles for a Ford, plus ice cream hot dogs a beauty show a skit by Zeta Beta Tau and street dancing on Saturday drawing attendees seeking a festive gala in support of scholarships.
Cinema 16, a New York film society, previews 14 film programs with screenings at Central High School of Needle Trades and Paris Theater plus lectures by Archer Winston and others. The program includes abstracts, foreign films, documentaries, and a horror night, with prices from $10 to $16 for memberships. The Museum of Modern Art offers poetry lectures by Marianne Moore and W. H. Auden on May 13, plus a Chanin lecture series and postwar European photography exhibition.
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