Barnard Bulletin publication details and rates
The Barnard Bulletin is issued semi weekly during the college year by Barnard College students. It is entered as second class matter October 18, 1928, at the New York Post Office under the 1879 act. Subscription is $3.50 per year and 10 cents per issue.
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Barnard College
Barnard
New York
N. Y
G. P. Putnam Sons
Mortarboard Dilemma Prompts Structural Change at College
The Mortarboard yearbook faces financial trouble due to narrow junior-class leadership. Proposal shifts it to an Undergraduate Association publication led by seniors, raises the activities fee by 1.5 dollars per semester, and guarantees yearbooks for all students.
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Mortarboard
Representative Assembly
Autobiography by Agnes Meyer to be published this month
Agnes E. Meyer, Barnard trustee and Washington Post figure, writes Out of These Roots detailing a life as a newspaper woman, mother of five, and advocate for freedom. The book covers her reporting against Boss Crump, support for John L. Lewis, and influence from John Dewey.
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Agnes E. Meyer
Little, Brown, and Co
Meyer
Barnard
American Freedom
Eugene Meyer
Washington Post
Boss Crump
Memphis
John L. Lewis
Agnes Meyer
Metropolitan shows 1953 Christmas cards and Planetarium courses
The Metropolitan Museum of Art offers 34 color and black and white Christmas cards for 1953 including The Annunciation and Musicians by Caravaggio. Cards range 5 to 50 cents, available at the Christmas Shop or by mail, with a free illustrated catalog on request. The American Museum Hayden Planetarium runs free intro sessions for its astronomy and navigation courses.
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Caravaggio
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Metropolitan
Cloisters
Germany
Gelmeroda
Lyonal Feininger
Bruges
Italy
Venice
Johannes of Haldesheim
Strassburg
American Museum-Hayden Planetarium
Planetarium
Planetari
Whitney Museum of American Art
George Grosz
Hyman Bloom
Jack Levine
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