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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1957
Page
4
Max Lerner prints part of America as a Civilization on women’s role and freedom. The essay argues women bear heavy responsibilities beyond wife and mother, balancing jobs, family, and social duties while seeking self worth and national citizenship.
Miss Emily Marx Banard alumna Yale Law School will address domestic relations at a Tuesday luncheon in College Park. She joined the New York Attorney General’s office in 1930 and served on the Domestic Relations Court for New York City in 1940. She was Enforcement Attorney of War Price and Rationing during the war and authored Majoring in Marriage. A sign-up sheet was available with box lunches and a Q&A session following the talk.
Natalie Lubin and Jane Handler coedit Motorboard 1958 announce the coming year staff. New members include Barbara Barre business manager Phyllis Steinberg associate editor Pauline Lew art editor Carol Levy publicity editor Alena Wels photography editor Betty Wang layout editor Judy Shapiro copy editor Judy Kleinman senior pictures editor Judy Chanin secretary.
Guthrie addresses students at Barnard on What Are We Doing in the Theatre Today with focus on future problems and plans. Columbia economist William A. Hance lectures on natural resources and architecture in the British Isles at English conference. Joan Dunn discusses Retreat From Learning at the Education Colloquium in Milbank Hall at 2 p.m.
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