Barnard College Newspaper Names Editorial and Staff
Barnard Bulletin lists editorial leadership and extensive staff directories for News Board About Town and various staff groups. It documents editors Esther Mendelsohn June Stein Esther Jones Leslie Morgan Laura Pienkny Beverly Yager and many others, with sections for Probationary Staff and associate boards.
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Esther J Mendelsohn
June Stein
Esther Jones
Leslie Morgan
Laura Pienkny
Beverly Yager
Norine McDonough
Alice Kogan
J Frances Fuchs
Stacy Robar
Irma Meincke
Florrie Levison
Adele Estrin
Audrey Weissman
Patricia Weenelsen
Aida di Pace
Eleanor Engelman
Nancy Isaacs
Betsy Weinstein
Leah Krechevsky
Lenore Fierstein
Joan Breen
Edith Richmond
Anna Vandellas
Bernice Friedenthal
Marisa Macina
Nancy Miller
Joan Weiss
One Lump or Two Tea with Faculty at Barnard
Barnard College students and faculty can strengthen ties through weekly Teas in the college parlor and class teas. The piece urges opening tea time to all classes and promoting informal chats about writing and language study.
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Barnard
Barnard College
Henderson
Tea and teaching charm Barnard’s new instructor
William Henderson, a new Barnard instructor in international relations and law, gains insight from hearing student classes and theater rehearsals. Born in New York, he studied political science at Hamilton, served in the Navy, and values exchange students and teaching. He aims to research Japanese foreign relations and continues toward a doctorate.
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William Henderson
Government Department
Barnard
Milbank Theater
New York City
Mr. Henderson
Hamilton College
Clinton
New York
Department of Justice
Navy
University of Colorado
Canada
Orient
Australia
South Pacific
Japan
Government
Public Law
Columbia
Henderson
Adelphi College
Garden City
American Association of the United Nations
Naval Reserve
Lost in the Stars review notes merits and flaws
The musical tragedy Lost in the Stars based on Cry, the Beloved Country receives praise for direction and atmosphere but is seen as losing some Paton poetry in translation. It highlights strong scenes such as the courtroom confession and the execution hour, with less standout musical numbers though Inez Matthews and Todd Duncan are recognized for tender performances.
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Messrs
Weill Anderson
Inez Matthews
Todd Duncan
Children and Adults Learn Hobbies In Manhattanville Center
Marisa Macina reports on the Manhattanville Neighborhood Center at 126 Street where four age-specific programs operate. The Day Care group keeps children until 6 30 p m with supervision, crafts from crates, and activities like store play and Doll Corner. Older youths use lounges gym and arts rooms in groups of fifteen with leaders and assistants.
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Manhattanville Center
Marisa Macina
Barnard
Manhattanville
Jake
126 Street
Teachers College
Jester Humor Review Finds Mixed Wit's Laughs at Columbia
The November Jester issue at Columbia is praised for Bernie Shir Cliffs parody and two muse poems but criticized for weak pieces and a fading voter article. The Daily News notes the magazine claims and the lion of its subtitle, while finding overall uneven wit and pacing.
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Barnard
Milbank
Daily News
Police
Belles Lettres
The
New Yorker
Jester
Columbia
Voodoo
Harvard Lampoon
Bernie Shir-Cliff
Shirley May
France
World Telegram
Stephen Leacock
Leacock
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