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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1953
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin is a semi weekly student produced newspaper detailing college news. It lists editors and staff including associate editors news editors feature editors and photography editor. The document notes entry dates and circulation details for the paper.
The Barnard campus shows subdued political activity in the mayoral race with less student mobilization for Wagner Riegelman Halley than in previous campaigns. The piece urges students to engage with a party vote and work to influence the political scene.
Carla Hitchcock reports on the eight men counted in the initial class for Central University. The piece details enrollment figures and outlines the composition and background of the new cohort.
A July 1 notice promotes Dr. Samuel Johnson as examiner for King’s College entrants, who faced Greek Latin and Virgil tests. The college opened October 31, 1754 with eight students, amid program details and early graduates including Bayard, Marston, and Cruger, plus Barnard lectures by Miss Luisa Banti.
Barnard College clubs lay out a diverse year program. The Pre-Medical Club offers hospital tours, volunteer work, alumnae talks, a Dean's luncheon, and faculty teas. The Pre-Law Society coordinates with Columbia Pre-Law, hosts speakers on women in law and other topics, and plans visits to night courts and student interactions with lawyers and Barnard graduates. A new feature invites attendance at Columbia Law freshman classes.
Three-fourths of Barnard students lack overnight housing as residence halls fill. The Bulletin notes limited options for adding 1.50 dollar dorm beds, external lodging, or other university dorms. Budget constraints foreclose new dorms and costly subsidies. Johnson Hall and International House cannot absorb transients. a reorganization plan may repurpose office space after renovations.
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