Barnard Bulletin Editor in Chief and Business Manager
Jacqueline P. Zelniker serves as editor in chief of the Barnard Bulletin with Phyllis Margolis as business manager. The note identifies leadership roles at the student newspaper.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1958
Page
1
Jacqueline P. Zelniker serves as editor in chief of the Barnard Bulletin with Phyllis Margolis as business manager. The note identifies leadership roles at the student newspaper.
The editorial cites nine unanimous judges and a Virginia student petition as partial gains amid ongoing integration battles. It argues sports prioritize education, cites Norfolk and Little Rock as context, and urges Barnard-Columbia Student Council support to give student opinion real weight.
A Barnard note on returning to campus after a long summer of trivia and change. Writers describe adjusted spaces, new facilities, overlong reading lists, anxious optimism for 1958 1959 and ambitions to make Dean's List and Phi Beta Kappa while meeting new people and staying engaged.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art opens its 1958-1959 lecture series on Taste in Art Past and Present starting in October. George Boas, professor emeritus of Johns Hopkins, will present the first five lectures on What is Taste followed by other experts discussing contemporary taste and art.
The film Me and the Colonel stars S. L. Jacobowsky and Danny Kaye, portraying a Jewish protagonist who overcomes antisemitism through wit and integrity. Critics spark debate on laughing at tragedy while praising the film’s message against bigotry. The article also previews museum and theater events in New York City, including exhibitions at the Met and MoMA, and a fall arts lineup.
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