Barnard College Bulletin Roles And Rates
Barnard Bulletin outlines semi weekly publication by students with issues during the academic year. It lists staff roles including editor in chief Barbara Coleman business manager Audrey Shakin feature editor Andrey Ann Appel Rachel Mayer and multiple boards. Subscription is 3.60 yearly with 10 cent single copies.
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Reading period at Barnard may become annual
Barnard students face heavy finals pressure as the one day reading period was added this term. The Bulletin urges the administration to consider a recurring study period next year, noting benefits for review and coursework timing while acknowledging calendar constraints.
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Mister Johnson Closes A Talented Pioneering Actor Faces Change
Earle Hyman, famed for Anna Lucasta and Othello, faces shifting career tides after Mister Johnson closes. The article recalls his Broadway breakthrough, Howard University roots, and role as a reluctant social pioneer in a theater era still chasing integration.
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Young American Negro Theater
Anna Lucasta
Howard University
Hamlet
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Malgré Lui
Europeans Frolics Beckon to Linguists
Abigail Rosenthal discusses choosing a foreign language at Barnard as a path to culture and adventure. The piece surveys Italian, German, Russian, Spanish, and French options with travel angles, social scenes, and the lure of Paris, urging study abroad and cultural cultivation as part of a well rounded education.
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Paris Student Tours Barnard in New York Visit
Simone Frison from Aix en Provence spends two weeks in the United States under Seventeen and Elle sponsorship. She meets the French Consulate staff at a party, attends Barnard psychology and French classes, and notes American students and professors are more informal than in France.
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Aix-en-Provence
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University of Aix
United States
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Columbia Theatre G S Addicts Sing and Act
The Barnard Gilbert and Sullivan Society, founded in 1951, programs four operettas this year and is student run with rotating membership. Peggy Anne Gilbert notes no faculty advisers, hopes for more theater space, and cites HMS Pinafore and Trial by Jury as a financially successful double production.
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Barnard Gilbert and Sullivan Society
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G&s Society
Barnard
Columbia
Brander Matthews
Latham
D‘oyle Carte Company
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