Editor in Chief and Staff List
The piece lists the editorial leadership and staff roles including Aida DiPace as Editor in Chief and Audrey Weissman as Managing Editor. It also names the business manager Joan Stearns and a news board of six members. Cartoonists Janet Schreier and Betty Sherman are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aida DiPace
Audrey Weissman
Joan Stearns
News Board
Joan Fields
Betty Heed
Geraldine Kirshenbaum
Sue Nagelberg
Anne Sibek
Beulah Sternberg
Janet Schreier
Betty Sherman
The Silent Generation debate in Time magazine analysis
The piece critiques Time’s label The Silent Generation and argues today’s youth are not intellectually hollow or passive. It attributes attitudes to parental and educational climates and contends many youths seek ideals beyond money while not abandoning efforts to improve society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Generational Stereotypes Questioned by Barnard Critique
A Barnard critique challenges the view that modern youth lack identity in an organized society. It argues against sweeping stereotypes of emotional or aggressive women and notes that collective judgments may not reflect individual differences or survey data origins. The piece defends youth as not lost, citing historical upheavals and urging against generalizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ual
Barnard
League of Nations
Lewisohn Modern Art Show At Metropolitan Displays Vast Private Collection
A November to December exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art presents the late Samuel A. Lewisohn’s private collection, featuring 180 works by Van Gogh Renoir Degas Monet Gauguin and others. The show centers on Impressionist masterpieces with works by Manet Monet Tamayo Sterne and Levine, highlighting cross influences and modern art breadth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Samuel A. Lewisohn
van Gogh
Renoir
Degas
Monet and Gauguin
L’arlesienne
Madame Giroux
Caillebotte
Edgar Degas
James Tissot
Edouard Manet
Claude Monet
Contarini Palace
Paul Gauguin
Brittany
Mr. Lewisohn
Rufino Tamayo
Maurice Sterne
Jack Levine
Sterne
Barnard Alumnae Magazine Returns in Broader Issue
Alumnae Magazine returns to magazine form with varied content on Barnard life. Dean Millicent McIntosh reviews four years, explores Living and Learning, and notes the Barnard Fund and Placement Office as steps toward bridging learning and living. The issue includes a chart of the Barnard Fund and tributes to Annie Nathan Meyer along with reflections on funds, gifts, and class projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard Alumnae Monthly
Barnard
Millicent McIntosh
Barnard Fund
Barnard “‘Financial
Development
Barnard College
Annie Nathan Meyer
Francine Scileppi Petruzzi
Helen Rogers Reid
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Dean McIntosh
The Corporation and the Wife Exposé Highlighted
Fortune magazine’s November feature argues corporations increasingly interview spouses of job applicants for poise and social fit. Barnard students are noted as future wives of executives, with firms sending literature and hosting events to integrate families into corporate culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Carnegie
Corporation
Fortune Magazine
Barnard
Trustees Discover Many Innovations at Barnard Campus
Barbara Lyons reports on Barnard College where trustees toured classrooms and dorms. They noted more alert independent undergraduates, improved teaching since the thirties, and new programs like student-led discussions and the honor system. Modern blond furniture in Brooks Hall and renovated living spaces impressed visitors. They hope to return next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Leighton Coleman
Columbia Graduate
Rosemary Casey
Dean McIntosh
Brooks Hall
Coleman
Dana Backus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Barnard Bulletin
New York
N. Y
Lynne Bresler
Dorothy Coyne
Katharine Munzer
Ellen Schleicher
Shirley Mintz
Renoir, Degas
Connie Lo Conte
Alumnae Magazine
Financial Tree
Barnard Girls Face Future As Inc
Tobi Brown
Barbara Lyons
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