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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1947
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin describes its semi weekly publication schedule during the college year, edited by students at Barnard College in the interests of the alumnae association. It notes entry as second class matter October 19 1416 at New York Post Office and a subscription rate of 30 dollars per year with single copies at 7 cents.
Blaine Ryan editor in chief Mary Wilson circulation manager Betsy Pobanz photographer cartoonists Ruth Aney Margaret Baruth Esther Jone Betty Lou Kirtley Manlyn Karmason about town staff Amelia Coleman Dorothy Clark Inge Falk Barbara Healy Jeanne Marie Kranich Elizabeth Hayman Carol Reynolds Barrie Tait Marhel Wolf associate news board Elizabeth Aschner Sue Cox Inge Falk Marion Freda Muriel Cox Joan Haldenstein Joan Houston Myra Koch Amalie Mayer Jane Mclunis Norine McDonough Esther Mendelsohn Rosary Scacciaferro Jean Scheller Roselin Seider Barrie Tait business staff Alma Jean Beers Dorothy Gaebelein Marianne Reichert Jean De Santo June Stein
The Barnard College Bulletin unveils a new feature series detailing all clubs and activities to inform students about extracurricular offerings. Readers learn about the German Club, Brazilian Club coffees, and various groups to boost participation beyond classwork.
Hui Chen, senior class president at Barnard, will graduate in three years and has served as class secretary and a Representative Assembly delegate. Her travels from Free China to India have shaped views on the Sino Japanese War, Communism, and global politics, influencing her student leadership and philosophical interests.
Elizabeth Lowe, chairman of Barnard Honor Board, recalls a quirky freshman experience at Freshman Barbecue where she got lost, a yearly ritual she enjoys. She lists interests in sewing theatre gardening swimming and deck tennis with the Traveling Lowes as avid deck tennis supporters. Lowe's peripatetic life started in Brookin and spans many towns, ages and schools, now commuting from Port Washington while majoring in English literature. She plans to address life after Barnard later, focusing on AA work and serving as Health Committee chair and Honor Board head.
Barnard's Brazilian Club hosts monthly coffees focused on folklore customs and music. President Yolanda Pyles of Sao Paulo leads efforts with sister Margarida. Dalva Canha from Rio de Janeiro serves publicity, while Elva Vazquez and Helga Creves run operations.
Deutscher Kreis at Barnard Hall brings German culture with drawings by Wilhelm Busch, lectures by Professor Wilhelm Braun, German cakes, music, and film nights. Festive German Christmas Tree party in Brooks Hall previews Christmas vacation with carols, angels, cookies, and a shared spirit.
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