Barnard Bulletin details staff and editorial board
Barnard Bulletin published semi weekly during the college year lists editors Ruth Raup Rita Dresner Mary Virginia Farley and others. It includes staffers in news, features, advertising and circulation with multiple associate boards and managers noted.
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Rita Dresner
Mary Virginia Farley
Ruth Murphy
Judith Mortenson
Maya Pines
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Opening of the American Press Institute at Columbia University
Howard Foster Emery notes the opening of the American Press Institute at Columbia, where 25 editors will study newspaper needs and faults over three weeks. He urges honest reporting, responsible readership, and the role of a strong press in democratic education, while reflecting on Barnard and club news compared to national editorial standards.
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October Schedule for Senior Physical Examinations
Seniors must take physicals in October with hours Tuesday and Thursday 2 4 PM and Friday 9 AM to 2 PM. See Miss Smith at 209 Barnard Hall to schedule. Bring your syllabus to the appointment.
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Miss Smith
Barnard Hall
Residence Halls Welcomes Miss Macdonald After WAVES Service
Miss Mary E Macdonald recently joined Barnard as Assistant to the Dean in charge of Residence Halls after three years in the WAVES. Her Navy career included multiple postings from Stillwater to Pearl Harbor where she organized Publication Stock for ships. She holds a University of Michigan degree and a Columbia Masters in Latin and Student Personnel Administration.
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Stillwater
Oklahoma
Terminal Island
Los Angeles Harbor
Pearl Harbor
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Miss Carlson
Winthrop College
University of Michigan
Columbia University
Library to Feature Pre Barnard Articles
The Barnard Library will display one of nine articles about the early co education movement, with a two week review. The project includes notes on Columbia College resisting women’s admission and public support from figures like Annie Nathan Meyer and Chauncey Depew.
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Broadway Opens With Promise In Reviews Of Stage And Film
New York's season opened with strong Broadway shows including Garson Kanin's Born Yesterday and State of the Union, plus a French hit The Well-Digger's Daughter at The Avenue Playhouse. The feature Art Survives the Times surveys Picasso to Rouault, and British films Brief Encounter and Caesar and Cleopatra also receive praise.
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Trevor Howard
Ceasar
Cleopatra
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Marguerte St. John
Marilyn Schwartz
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Alicelee Donoghue
Ruth Cossick
Inge Falk
Jean Goodman
Manlyn Heggie
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Barbara Lipton
Roberta Messing
Rosary Scaccaferro
Anna Chacho
Gloria Island
Betty Wald
Marilyn Mittelman
Ruth Maier
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