Barnard Bulletin weekly college publication notes
The Barnard Bulletin is a weekly college publication issued by Barnard College New York City with a 3500 copy print run 3300 free distribution 100 office surplus and 100 paid copies. Editors Helen Newhaug Dina Sterntach and photographer Steve Ditlea listed with addresses at 332 W 1st St and 320 W 10th St New York NY 10025 10027.
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Barnard Bulletin
Hélen Newhaug
W. 1St Street
Dina Sterntach
10Th Street
Alternatives to funding undergrad activities in deficit plan
Last week editorial argued against raising the student activities fee. It reviews funding options for Publications Academic Clubs social events and summer grants and calls for reorganization of Undergrad finances and a campus referendum to gauge student priorities before any fee increase.
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Letters to the Editor on Barnard student activity funds
Readers debate Barnard activity fee use and budget shifts. The letter defends current allocations for teas, Winter Ball, and departments while urging reforms. It notes the 1914 fee mistake, cites three increases since the 1930s to $20 yearly, and proposes options such as raising ad rates, cheaper yearbooks, and supplementing BULLETIN with Focus.
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Pudzet
Focus
Bulletin
Mortarboard
Undergrad
Sharon Calegari
Barnard Letters Policy Bulletin editorials proposed fees and funding
A Barnard Bulletin letters policy letter argues readers must triple space with margins and include signatures, notes that all letters may be edited for timeliness and taste, and details the financial strains on student publications. It defends a $5 per annum fee rise, cites budget subsidies to BULLETIN and Mortarboard, and urges seniors and their families to support Mortarboard through increased contributions.
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Bulletin
Mortarboard
Focus
Barnard
Barnard Bulletin
Treasury
Texas
Morningside
Mortarboard Editorial Board Receives Grant From Undergrad
The Mortarboard editorial board notes a solvable problem with Undergrad funding. This year the group has received seven thousand six hundred six dollars from Undergrad. The contract with Bradbury Sayles and ONeill sets a minimum payment.
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Mortarboard
Bradbury, Sayles and
O'Neill
Columbia Young Republican Club meeting note
BULLETIN reports the first meeting of the Columbia Young Republican Club with Barnard members invited. The writer corrects an earlier inaccuracy and notes the peace time draft resolution did not pass by 12 to 35.
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Columbia Young Republican Club
Columbia College
Barnard
Convocation Critique Of Peterson Event Prompts Regret
Commentary on a Convocation honoring President Peterson criticizes poor organization and misaligned processional. The brass section is praised as competent while faculty entrance and overall reaction appear chaotic, highlighting irony given Seven Sisters pomp expectations. Authors urge Barnard to uphold dignity next time.
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