Barnard Bulletin Names Staff Amid College News.
Barnard College publishes a student run bulletin listing staff roles and positions. Editors in chief, business manager, desk editors, and news and circulation staff are named, with probationary contributors noted for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fran Dearden
Enid Reid
Audres
Ann Appel News Board
Priscilla Bal
Cele Friestater
Firth Happerheimer
Janet Steinfeld
Susan Wartur
Jackie Zelniker
Karen Dombrow
Ellen Hills
Phyllis Margolies
Catherine Nacastr
Diane Pearlstone
Janet Ozan
Andree Abecassis
Paula Eisenstein
Jeanne Judey
Sheila Mutterperl
Lee Rothenberg
Rochelle Stoller
Judith Tykels
Barbara Moll
Sylvia Foreman
It Pays to Advertise for Barnard Extra Curricular Groups
Barnard College clubs suffer from limited student participation and a narrow activity range. A publicity assembly of club chairmen could coordinate events, improve calendar visibility, and boost campus coverage with Jake Newspaper and Bulletin involvement. The plan suggests supervision by Student Council or an autonomous publicity board.
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Barnard College
Club Council
Barnard
Jake
Clubs Council
Student Council
Rep
Student Government Debate Draws Apathy Critique
A Barnard student letter denounces the lack of student government impact while arguing that a leaderless campus is impractical. The writer recalls a past candidate who ran without support, noting apathy and the failing of meetings, urging scrutiny of the Eisenhower era record and foreign policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dulles
Eisenhower
Players Open Drama Season At Columbia
The Columbia Players presented O Neill’s Great God Brown at Minor Latham Playhouse before a near full house. George Betts as Dion impressed, while Miranda Knickerbocker and William Bramlette delivered strong turns as Dion’s conflicted partners. Masks by Arnold Bass and stark lighting by Leon Shiman enhanced the production, directed by Robert Goldsby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle-in-the Square
Eugene O’neill
Columbia Player
O’neill
Great God Brown
Latham Playhouse
O'Neill
George Betts
Dion Anthony
Mr. Betts
Dion
William Bramlette
Billie Brown
Miss Knickerbocker
Mr. Bramlette
Sara Hanft
Arnold Bass
Leon Shiman
Robert Goldsby
The Lady and the Vote in Bonnie Goodman Review
A lively review of Marion K. Sanders book The Lady and the Vote. It describes Sanders as an ardent amateur who began in 1952 by losing a Congress race and later reveals behind the scenes political life, party organizations, patronage and women in politics with a mix of humor and caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion K. Sanders
Marion Sanders
Congress
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Ring
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Sue
Iran
Dv Irden
Joan Kent
Emid Reichel
Juds Smith
Pi Ature
Andrex-Ann Appel
Rachel Mayer
Hiennah Shulman
Rue Ro
Smuilowitz
Rayna Schwartz
Sond McCaw
Ruth Helt
Representative Assembly
Columbia
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Billie
Margaret
Miranda Knickerbocker
Miss Knickerebecker
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