Barnard Bulletin editor list and circulation details
Barnard Bulletin, published semi weekly by Barnard College students, notes second class matter since Oct 9, 1928 in New York. Subscription is 3.75 per year, single copies 10 cents. Editors include Jacque zil Zelniker and business manager Phyllis Margolis with staff Susan Wartur Janet Steinfeld Joyce Hill Sue Oppenheimer Audrey Smith.
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Barnard College
Barnard
New York
N.Y
Susan B. Wartur
Janet Steinfeld
Joyce Hill
Sue Oppenheimer
Audrey Smith
Interchurch Center cornerstone laid on Riverside Drive
The cornerstone for the Interchurch Center at Riverside Drive and 119 Street marks a milestone for Morningside Heights. The center will house about two thousand church workers, with hopes of attracting residents, improving schools and living conditions, and aiding neighborhood rehabilitation while avoiding isolation of Barnard and Columbia students.
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Interchurch Center
Riverside Drive
119 Street
Morningside Heights
Barnard
the Heights
College
Morningside
Interchurch
University
New York Times
New York City
Columbia
New York
Tife
Neighhhood
Morningside Charities
Barnard Ceidert
Interchurch Buiiding
Mormingside
Night Court Magistrate Questions Friday Night Gamblers
A Night Court magistrate questioned a batch of gamblers in raid hearings. He asked each defendant if they won, and every one answered no, including three prior Friday night crap game defendants. In the fourth group the judge finally got ay.
Night Court Show At Foley Square Draws Crowds
Barbara Clarke notes the lively Night Court sessions in New York City where judges preside over a range of cases from trivial to tragic. Spectators, couples and police guards watch as actors in a civic drama, with the Foley Square court drawing the most attention and a daily audience after five.
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Barbara Clarke
Intelligensia
College
Fraternity
Criminal Courts
Foley Square
The Pin Man and the Smokers at the Grimy Dwellings
A court scene shows a judge handing out short sentences to troubled souls including juveniles, wife beaters, and prostitutes. The piece follows a solitary walker entering a smoky establishment where guides usher a literaryly unaware visitor through rooms lined with liquor cabinets and sales pitches.
Two Hungry Commuters Praise Annex Renovations
In a Bulletin letter the two commuters thank the Administration for the Annex redecorations and praise the space this fall. They note the Undergraduate Association and Student Committee on Development will add pictures and curtains and urge everyone to keep the room clean.
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Bulletin
Fine Arts Club
De Gaulle Policy Criticized by French Intelligentsia Abroad
French students and intellectuals accuse General de Gaulle of masking the Constitution with his fame so voters decide without issue. Maurice Eschapasse, visiting lecturer, voices concern over Algeria plans and vague aims, noting heavy propaganda and reliance on slogans.
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General de Gaulle
Maurice Eschapasse
France
de Gaulle
Louis Napoleon
Mr. Eschapasse
Algeria
Institute of Political Studies
Sorbonne
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Barnard Bulletin
Jacqueline P. Zelniker
Phyllis Margolis
Andree Abecassis
Paula Eisenstein Myrna Neuringer
Jean Rosenberg
Rochelie Stoller
Judy Barbarasch Berkin
Exchange
Darline Shapiro
Catherine Bigos
Marsha Stavin
Paula Eisenstein
BAY
Lisa Adelman
News Board
Phillis Boned
Janet Gregory
Donna Richmond
Linda Sirota
Wensy Kupisck
Tanta Osadca
Gernerstones
Night Court
By Elsa Adelman
Brethren
Dlam House
the Pin Man
Greenwich Village
Jane Zuckerman
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