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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1955
Page
1
Barnard College announces a semi weekly bulletin produced by students for the Barnard Community. It is entered as second class after October 19 1928 at the New York Post Office under the act of March 3 1879. Subscription is 8.50 yearly or 10 cents per issue. Editor Abby Avin.
Students at Barnard urge the Vocational Guidance Committee to add no credit typing and stenography courses. They cite interviews and job dressing as hurdles and call for cost and facility studies, with questionnaires to gauge interest and plan implementation.
The James Room faces overcrowding at noon and lacks after lunch options. Proposal: keep Annex Bar open for service and designate fourth floor Barnard Hall rooms as auxiliary lunch spaces. Suggest adding vending machines as at Columbia Bookstore and Law School to dispense beverages and snacks.
Marcia Rubinstein compares student life in Barnard and University of London noting English students show less tension due to self-discipline and paced study. She contrasts English boarding schools with American high pressure and observes lower stress among English medical students and general student life.
Bulletin surveys Barnard language clubs to gauge how well they expose members to culture and history through language. Fran Dearden Ruth Helfand Judy Smith Marianne Whitfield present an analysis of club programs plans and memberships.
Barnard and Columbia French clubs merge to widen activity with 75 plus members and plans for singing groups, a U N speaker, dances and holiday events. Italian club notes rising number of married students and a Chicago Maroon report on spouses housing aid and health research. A Texas college exam moment and a playful Trojan War bulletin threat conclude the campus roundup.
The Gilbert and Sullivan Society staged Ruddigore with strong first act charm but faltering second act, limning the cast's strengths in dialogue and song while noting weaker choreography and postures. The production still earns praise for its effort and for presenting a lesser known piece despite technical difficulties.
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