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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1951
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin issued weekly during the college year by Barnard College students, excluding vacations and exam periods. Entered as second class matter October 18 in New York at the Post Office under the act of March 3, 1879. Subscription is $8.50 per year, single copy 10 cents.
The Bulletin announces two additions to its News Board Joan Fields and Sue Nagelberg. Additional promotions will be announced within the next month.
The Assemblies Committee launches a new year with historian Henry Steele Commager of Columbia slated to speak on Liberty and Loyalty Today. The editor lauds past gains in informative and engaging programs and urges Barnard students to attend, especially freshmen and transfers.
The Student Leaders Seminar introduces a new focus for leadership development and may guide major organizational activities in the year. The Activities Carnival aims to introduce clubs to new students through personal contact and could reshape Barnard extra-curricular life with a quality over quantity approach.
Dr Isabel Stearns Associate Professor of Philosophy says Barnard students are very alert and stimulating to teach attributing their strong inform ation to New York City study. She describes her own philosophy of education emphasizing mutual research and warns against teacher dogmatism. She enjoys art music and WOQXR in New York.
Professor Lucyle Hook of Barnard discusses a possible Twentieth Century Fox film based on Restoration drama. She recounts meeting producer Frank Taylor, gathering era details, and plans for a multi treatment process with casting in England to capture authentic atmosphere. Negotiations remain ongoing.
Mrs Nansie Anderson Blackie holder of a Fulbright grant has been appointed Adviser of Religious Affairs at Barnard. She will hold discussion teas Mondays and Tuesdays in Barnard Hall to explore loss of meaning in religious language and ideas and examine neutral stances on major life issues.
Three Ford Fund scholars at Columbia College share eager impressions during their first two weeks, balancing studies with sports and music. Marvin Greenberg, Louis Homer, and Colin Clarendon, among 52 total Ford Scholars, reflect on dorm life, college aims, and missing a senior year while pursuing varsity sport, choir, and pre medical work.
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