Barnard Bulletin Editorial Staff and Notices
Barnard Bulletin entry lists the undergraduate association, editors and business staff with names including Ruth Raup Rita Dresner Maya Pines Marilyn Mittelman and Ruth Lyons. It notes publication details and post office classification and subscription rate for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard College
New York
N. Y
Rita Dresner
Mary Virginia Farley
Ruth Murphy
Judith Mortenson
Maya Pines
Liberal Club and Action For Democracy Merge Aims on Campus
Spokesmen say Liberal Club and Action For Democracy have resolved differences. Both groups now present a united front on campus with shifted positions and a common goal to inform and develop informed student opinion rather than partisan campaigning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberal Club
Action For Democracy
Joanne Ruth
Barnard
Nathalie Lookstein
New York Teachers Shortage Not Salary Driven
The New York Herald Tribune cites a survey of college seniors showing the teaching shortage is not due to pay. Barnard's Miss Katherine Doty says factors include past discouragement of women entering teaching, war related career shifts, and concerns over disciplinary burdens and life balance in rural and small communities.
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New York Herald-Tribune
Katherine S. Doty
Barnard
Miss Doty
New York City
Nancy Cameron
Miss Cameron
Cameron
Lysistrata at Belasco Falls Short of Classic Choral Worth
Review notes a large all black cast led by Etta Moten Rex Ingram and Fredi Washington. Director James Light fails to achieve the Aristophanes standard though production design costumes and choreography are praised. Modern adaptation by Gilbert Seldes centers on Athens 411 B C with Acropolis stage setting.
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Lysistrata
Belasco
Aristophanes
Etta Moten
Athens
Sparta
James Light
Rex Ingram
Senate
Mildred Smith
Fredi Washington
Myrthina
Kalonika
Leigh Whipper
Gilbert Seldes
Acropolis
B.c
Felicia Sorel
Richness Reigns on Wall Street’s Colorful Street Life
A former Bulletin editor shares a Wall Street visit noting Trinity Church’s 100th birthday, narrow canyons, and busy streets. He sketches Pearl and Beaver area with saloons on Beaver, India House and Hanover Square, lunch spots like Delmonico’s, Fraunces Tavern, and a Battery Park stroll past bustling freight docks and roasting coffee from nearby import houses.
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Wall Street
Bulletin
Judith Rudansky
Broad Street
Exchange Place
William
Pearl
Pearl and Beaver
3Rd Avenue
Beaver Street
August India House
London
Mayfair
Hanover Square
Financial District
Angelo’s
Harvard Club
Falstaff’s
Delmonico’s
Oscar
Hanover Square Cafe
India House
Fraunces Tavern
Battery Park
Bowling Green
The
Hudson
Water Front
King Graduates To Barnard From Yale
Professor Edward J. King joins Barnard College chemistry from Yale where he taught general chemistry. He plays the French horn in spare time and enjoys Mozart. He studies the history of science and admires Barnard students while noting the river view and Saturday carillon from his office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Yale
Edward J. King
Department of Chemistry
King
New Haven
University of Iowa
Dow Chemical Company
Mozart
Prof. King
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Elizabeth Hayman
Carol Virginia Reynolds
Marilyn Karmason
Betty Wall
Mary Ellen Hoffman
Helen Serrell
Mary Knaepen
Marianne Reichert
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Trinity Church
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