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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1955
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin notes its semi weekly publication by Barnard College students and outlines entry status under the 1879 act. It lists subscription rate 3.50 per year and a single copy price of 10 cents with post office filing after October 19 1928.
The document lists business managers Arlene Zullow and Margie Gallanter along with editorial roles including managing editor personnel editor feature adviser and associate editors Rita R. Smilowitz Piri Halasz Gloria Richman forum editor Barbara Barlin Miriam Dressler Carla Hitchcock Stece Abby Avin desk editors of the day Rayna Schwartz Rita R. Smilowitz and staff manager Safrah Sammerl as part of the newspaper’s leadership team.
Barnard reaffirms active NSA membership as delegates report progress on desegregation. The summer conference produced a concrete program for desegregation and passed the Model Educational Practices Standards with minimal revision, despite Southern opposition. Barnard endorses NSA measures and urges self audits and human relations committees, noting the broader challenges in Southern schools.
Dr. Tracy Kendler, assistant professor at NYU and Brooklyn native, blends motherhood with a career in psychology. She co directs a group on concept formation, studies problem solving in children, animals, and adults, and values knowledge for knowledge's sake at Barnard.
Marcia Spelman surveys campus antics as rival schools trade pranks from stolen mascots to flirtations. RPI students blame Union College men for dating droughts while Russell Sage women migrate to Union. Syracuse hosts a possum mascot. George Washington begins ROTC registration for women.
Irene Lefel of Barnard, NSA delegate to the U.N., attends NGO briefing sessions with figures like José Mazo and reports weekly to NSA. A history major, she has led clubs, volunteered for Stevenson in 1952, and studied languages, painting summers at URI, underscoring the U.N. role for college audiences.
A Barnard Alumnae Association survey of 215 alumnae now in medicine finds most feel sexism slightly hinders their careers. They cite prejudice in admissions and practice, with many choosing pediatrics obstetrics gynecology anesthesiology pathology or psychiatry to balance marriage and work. Sixty percent of married doctors say a physician husband aids the career marriage merge.
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