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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1951
Page
1
The piece argues student disengagement stems from incoherent student leadership and undervalued input. It stresses representative democracy requires expressed public opinion, urges officers to actively solicit student views, and warns that apathy feeds from misperceptions of voting, governance, and campus social life.
Professor Marianna Byram marks 25 years at Barnard as freshman advisor and arts educator. She notes the 1955 class leans toward sciences and math, discusses limited studio art offerings, and praises upperclassmen forsupport during freshman weekend. Byram enjoys tango and travel, walks between Milbank and Schermerhorn for exercise, and emphasizes student contact over teaching one course.
The Students Affairs Office introduces discounts for Broadway tickets through the Theatre Ticket Club and Met Opera Guild. Opera tickets at 2.65 each can be bought in advance with choice of operas. Guild members receive Opera News and rehearsal access. Reduced-rate Philharmonic concerts at Carnegie Hall are also offered, plus Met Museum lectures and Cloisters tours and medieval music performances.
In a Gallup survey, eight foreign Barnard students rate Americans as friendly and helpful while faulting New York subway life as impersonal. Mary Anne Nylander of Stockholm aims for social work in Sweden after Barnard. Christophe de Menil, Parisian by birth, endorses Barnard-Columbia fellowship. Anna Borowik from Poland says Barnard meets her high hopes as a pre med student. Marina Galvis from Cuba plans to return home for laboratory research. Imbi Pebo of Estonia pursues chemistry and possible future medical research, favoring staying in the United States over Estonia amid Russian tensions.
On September 25 a new steam pipe and upgraded walkways open at Barnard. The project adds better heat to Barnard Hall Milbank classrooms and a new stone path from Barnard Hall to the Jungle. A metal mail board draws attention as students adapt to campus disruption and security improvements.
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