Barnard Bulletin Names Staff and Publication Info
Barnard Bulletin is published semi weekly during the college year by Barnard students through the Undergraduate Association. It lists editors and staff including Esther Mendelsohn June Stein Esther Jones Leslie Morgan Laura Pienkny Beverly Yager Norine McDonough Alice Kogan Frances Fuchs Stacy Roback Mary Burchell Florrie Levison Ursula McEnroy as editors and managers with board and staff credits for news town advertising and circulation.
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Esther ] Mendelsohn
June Stein
Esther Jones
Leslie Morgan
Laura Pienkny
Beverly Yager
Norine McDonough
Alice Kogan
Frances Fuchs
Stacy Roback
Mary Burchell
Florrie Levison
Ursula McEnroy
Barnard Address Links Cleanliness to School Progress
In remarks at opening exercises Dean McIntosh mocks porch cigarette butts as primitive housekeeping sins at Barnard. She urges students to apply home-economics discipline at school, emphasizing personal cleanliness, maintenance of possessions, and budget-minded effort as essential to supporting Barnard’s development plan and future building needs.
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Milbank
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Mary Jean Huntington Leads Barnard Student Government
Mary Jean Huntington, Barnard College undergraduate president from Portland Oregon, majors in sociology and plans graduate studies. She advocates closer dormitory and student government cooperation, nonpartisan election views, and increased administration access while balancing a love for Oregon climate and her sociological work.
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Barnard Publishes Freshmen Handbook This Is Barnard
Barnard College introduces This Is Barnard a freshman handbook issued by the class of 1952 to ease orientation. The Public Relations Office and student volunteers led by Jacqueline Begier produced the booklet with writing by Aida di Pace and Jacqueline Hyman and a roster by Joan Baum. The aim is to help both freshmen and upperclassmen and become a permanent part of orientation.
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Barnard
Public Relations Office
Marion Hausner
Beatrice Laskowitz
Jacqueline Begier
Aida di Pace
Jacqueline Hyman
Joan Baum
Marietta Dunston
Ruth Mayers
Bettina Blake
Modern Art Exhibition Opens at MoMA for Twenty Years
The Museum of Modern Art at 11 West 53 Street marks its twentieth anniversary with a large show titled Modern Art in Your Life opening October 5. It links modern art to daily surroundings and aims to educate broader audiences about pure and applied art. A new youth exhibit features works by three to eighteen year olds. Lectures at the Metropolitan Museum of Art this week include Medieval Art in Miniature on Friday and The Enjoyment of Art on Saturday, both at 3 p.m.
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Weekend Theatre tickets on Kiss Me Kate Chaillot Anne of the Days
Tickets are available this weekend for Kiss Me Kate Madwoman of Chaillot and Anne of the Thousand Days in its last two weeks plus other 1948 1949 shows. Prices listed at $1.80. Blackouts tickets are available for $1.20.
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Freshmen Discover Barnard College Amid Adaptations and Awe
A class of 53 writer recalls arriving at Barnard to find dorms, gate, and ivy as expected but facing chemistry lab closures, crowded exams, and a shift from carefree summer dreams to college rigor. She notes angel robes, Trig instead of Chem, and the blend of work and fun as reality sets in.
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