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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1954
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin explains its semi weekly publication cycle at Bernard College with the Post Office entry date October 19 1928 and annual subscription rate of 3 50. It lists Editor in Chief Barbara Lyons and Business Manager Renee Steisel.
Editors from across the country form a nationwide group to investigate uncensored college publications and curb censorship by administrations or pressure groups. The aim is to raise integrity and responsibility in student papers while balancing editorial freedom with fair play.
Beulah Melvin a 17 year old Navajo freshman at Barnard College plans to pursue two years of study at Barnard and three years at the Columbia Presbyterian School of Nursing. She aims to return to her people in Fort Defiance Arizona to work as a nurse.
On campus WKCR offers Barnard and Columbia students chances to write direct and produce plays. Joyce Glassman wrote and directed Sweet Betsy from Pike, slated for an encore. Freshman Elaine Postelneck adapts Dickens Christmas Carol while Michael Goldman stages Sartre The Flies. Barbara Florio and others juggle summer radio work across WAVZ and stations in NY, VA and MA.
A cheerful guide invites readers to wander Greenwich Village for a casual Saturday night. Suggestions include Rienzi’s Cafe 107 McDougal Street, Five Oaks 49 Grove Street, Leslie House 62 West 9 Street, and Village Art Center 44 West 11 Street with the Ninth Annual Graphic Art Exhibit open 1-6 daily and 8-10 evenings. Maurice the book collector and Lenny’s Hideaway 185 West 10 Street showcase local characters amid sidewalk exhibitions and Calypso spots between Julio’s.
Collegiate reports note Wellesley Reserve policy expansion allowing five open periods in 24 hours with options to read in dorms or quiet rooms. Hunter College registrar discusses radical unlimited cuts for students. Wesleyan Campus Chest chair seeks $5 per student to boost aid for needy scholars and access to college education.
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