Barnard College Bulletin Staff and Editorial Board List
Barnard Bulletin lists editorial leadership, business manager, and news boards. Names include Geraldine Kirshenbaum as editor in chief and Sally Seidgoff as business manager with extensive associate and probationary staff across multiple departments.
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Geraldine Kirshenbaum
Isobel Casson
Beryl Greidinger
Sandra Perlmutter
Judith Ross
Mimi Rubin
Miriam Dressler
Margaret Everman
Joan Ghiselin
Roberta Klugman
Barbara Koenig
Liz
Gloria Poetto
Pat Pomboy
Marcia Rubinstein
Sylvia Schor
Eunice Spiro
Patricia Stern
Abby Avm
Barbara Feldman
Dina Ferran
Marjorie Gallanter
Roberta Green
Carla Hitchcock
Regina Horowitz
Gwena Hutchins
Sandra Peretz
Gloria Richman
Judy Rosencrantz
Patricia Sands
Edith Tennenbaum
Roberta Wallace
Cathy Walton
Kitty Weiss
Ruth Woodruff
Floana Cafhy
Arlene Berg
Evelyn Rosenbaum
Judy Frank
Barnard Assemblies Move to Quality Programs and Attendance
The Barnard Assemblies Committee shifts from numerous mandatory programs to a few high quality, required talks with fines for non attendance. The policy aims to guarantee engaging speakers and a full audience, starting with Chester Bowles as the first speaker and a plan to remove the fine if Tuesday gatherings prove worthwhile.
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Barnard
McIntosh
Chester Bowles
India
Professor Stewart to Teach in London This Summer
Barnard Government Department’s newest assistant professor, John Benjamin Stewart, will teach Political Theory in London for six weeks next summer with economist Miss Marjorie Gillem. Stewart, a Nova Scotia native and Columbia PhD, studies government and philosophy and consults for the Rockefeller Foundation.
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Barnard
John’ Benjamin Stewart
Columbia
Stewart
Columbia University
Canada
Rockefeller Foundation
Arden House
Nova Scotia
Arcadia University
London
Marjorie Gillem
Scotland
England
Elizabeth I
Tchekhov Offering Opens Campus Drama Season
Zeba Shapiro reviews the Columbia Players Uncle Vanya on campus noting its fragile delicate craft and the human core of Tchekhov. Key performances include Frank Longo as the doctor David Gerstein as Uncle Vanya and Jacques Chwat as the retired professor with strong moments from Rael Isaacs and Sydney Rice.
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Barnardites
Rael Isaacs
Sydney Rice
Columbia Players
Tchekov
Uncle Vanya
Frank Longo
David Gerstein
Vanya
Jacques Chwat
Sonya
Yelena
Milburn Smith
Jeanine Parisier
Joyce Seidman
Lewis Band
Jerome Bres
Alumnae Views on Peace and Preference From Barnard Class Notes
The June 1953 Alumnae Magazine surveys Barnard graduates across classes from 1903 to 1943. A leading theme is peace as the most important life issue, with many active in civic groups though few hold regular jobs. Respondents reflect on education choices, prejudices, and personal standards of success, while theater critiques discuss staging and contemporary play directions.
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Alumnae
League of Women Voters
Barnard
Pearden
Huttman
McCarthy
Uncle Vanya
George Yourke
Peter Kerr Buchan
Cartoon and story submissions for BUL LETTIN feature page
Call for submissions from readers. Interested artists or writers should contact Jane Were Bey or Judy Kaufman. Letters to the Editor go to the feature editor. For Monday’s issue letters are due Thursday at noon. for Thursday’s issue, letters are due Tuesday at noon.
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Jane Were Bey
Judy Kaufman
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Joyce Lebels
Barbara Lyons
Lenore Self
Donna
Joyce Shimkin
Mona Cowen
Barbara Silver
Renee Steissel
Marcia Young
John Stewart
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