Barnard Bulletin Staff and Publication Details
The Barnard Bulletin is issued semi weekly during the academic year with notices of staff roles and publication dates. It lists the NEWS BOARD Audry Weiseman Patricia Weenelsen Alds Di Pace Eleanor Engelman Nancy Isaacs Betsy Weinstein and the ABOUT TOWN and ASSOCIATE NEWS BOARD members along with probationary staff.
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News Board
Audrey Weiseman
Patricia Weenelsen
Alds di Pace
Eleanor Engelman
Nancy Isaacs
Betsy Weinstein
About Town
Leah Krechevsky
Lenore Fierstein
Edith Richmond
Anna Vandel- Jos
Bernice Friedenthal
Marisa Macina
Joan Weiss
Nancy Miller
Parents Day at Barnard Reveals College Life to Attentive Parents
The piece describes Barnard College's Parents Day as a chance for parents to see how modern Barnard operates beyond lectures and budgets. It highlights student activity in multiple organizations, traditions, and the daily educational processes that shape mature, intelligent graduates. The goal is to transform Barnard from a distant image into a vivid, living campus.
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Barnard
Barnard College
College of Our
Jake
Elysium
Heaven
Many Religious Clubs Function on Campus
Barnard and Columbia host a range of religious groups led by Interfaith and student clubs. The Newman Club plans open houses and lectures, while Barnard’s Menorah Society promotes Jewish cultural heritage with study groups and Friday Sabbath services. University Christian Association and Canterbury Club offer Protestant and Episcopal activities, including gatherings at Earl Hall and St. Paul’s Chapel.
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Interfaith
Newman Club
University
Columbia
Father Rae
Barnard Menorah Society
St. Paul’s Chapel
Menorah
Seixas
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University Christian Association
Earl Hall
U.C.A
Canterbury Club
National Association of Canterbury Clubs
Rauch Praises Bee Business As New Deal Topic
Professor Basil Rauch new head of the History Department began in English literature, shifted to history at Columbia in 1936. He notes history as essential for knowledge and action, cites his bee farm at Vermont as a productive academic hobby, yielding a heavy honey surplus last summer.
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Rauch
Basil Rauch
Columbia
Vassar
Kauch
Roosevelt
Vermont
Komarovsky Upholds College for Women
Dr. Mirra Komarovsky argues in Harper's November that liberal arts education benefits women and men alike. She notes Barnard alumnae support domestic life prep and that social sciences can enhance family life for both genders.
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Marisa Macina
Mirra Komarovsky
Harpers
Komarovsky
Curriculum Assembly
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Barnard
Kovenhoven Criticizes Lack of Focus in Literary Work
Professor John A. Kouwenhoven of the English department offers remarks on the November issue of Focus. He notes limited funds hinder a fuller book, but credits editors for solid budgeting and attractive layout with no obvious typographical errors.
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Kovenhoven
John A. Kouwenhoven
English
Focus
London Letter from Barnard student in England
Pat Cowen reports from London describing cleaner streets and a lively city scene. She details quirky English customs, a vast college library, and a playful registrar incident. The letter critiques Barnard Focus magazine content and praises Marion Freda's in Perspective column while noting other pieces.
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Lynn Loeb
Mortarboard
Pat Cowen
Barnard
England
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Carol Browne
Kathleen Burgle
Mary Dearie
Joan Eisner
Sayita Goudswart
Joan Harris
Sonda Kleinman
Judy Kramer
Dolores Kreehman
Eleanor Meyer
Katherine Munzer
Marjorie Nichols
Judith Passoff
Barbara Perkel
Jennifer Pyne Beate Rachwaisky
Barbara Rindler
Beulah Sternberg
Joan Saknitz
Sue Sayer
Jeanne Schmidt
Shulamith Simon
Joan Steelton
Dorothy Storck
Jeanne Lyontt
Esther J Mendelsohn
June Stein
Esther Jones
Leslie Morgan
Laura Pienkny
Beverly Yager
Norine McDonough
Alice Kogan
Frances Fuchs
Stacy Robak
Irma Meincke
Florrie Levison
Adele Estrin
About Tou
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Pater
History Queen
Bee Farm
College For Women
London
Wisconsin
Connecticut
Muriel
Miss Escada
Miss Houston
Miss Jones
New Yorker
Colby Jones
Marion Freda
E. B. White
Miss Freda
Mr. White
Miss Notkin
Paris
Maria Teresa Fescada
Conti
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