Barnard Bulletin Staff and Publication Note
Barnard Bulletin is issued semi weekly during the college year by Barnard College students through the Undergraduate Association. It states a subscription rate of 3.00 per year and 10 cents per single copy, with publication and mailing details listed for the staff and associates.
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Barnar College
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We Go Abroad: Postwar Study Abroad Expands
The Fullbright Act funds up to 20 million in surplus property for international scholarships, enabling about 15 000 students and 300 teachers to study abroad yearly. Twenty two nations plan participation, with veterans graduate students and top undergraduates eligible, widening opportunities in Europe and beyond.
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State Department
United States
Theorld
Amercan
Miss Wyman Studied Postwar Europe From Geneva
Ruth Aney chronicles Vivian Wyman's eight month stay in Geneva with the Smith College program. Wyman visited six countries France Italy Austria Germany England and Czechoslovakia, studied at the Institute of Higher International Studies, observed postwar conditions, and noted European academic freedom and regional challenges.
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Switzerland
Europe
University of Geneva
Barnard
Smith College
Vivian Wyman
Wyman
Mary Rickertson
Institute of Higher International Studies
University
Geneva
France
Italy
Austria
Germany
England
Czechoslovakia
Romeo and Juliet at McMillin Theatre Receives Mixed Reviews
The Columbia Players production at McMillin Theatre earned praise for decor costumes and set but faltered in acting and directing. Pat Lee as Juliet and Moses Sussman as Romeo gave uneven performances though Adolphus Sweet as Mercutio showed vigor.
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Columbia Players
McMillin Theatre
Goer
Pat Lee
Juliet
Moses Sussman
Romeo
Miss Lee
Mr. Sussman
Adolphus Sweet
Mercutio
Rita Abrams
Sorrel Booke
Friar Lawrence
Lawrie Trevor Barnard Undergrad VP A campus social force
Lawrie Trevor Barnard Undergrad vice-president juggles studies, clubs, and a high profile role as the black-robed enforcer of the Senior Proctors. She balances tea cups, deck tennis rings, and poster material while chasing social events, dances, and campus activity across Barnard. Her sister Helen once joined her rounds, and Lawrie remains a central figure in A.A. and Barnard Camp.
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Lawrie Trevor
Barnard
Lawrie
Act
Helen
Bulletin
Music Club
Liberal Club
A.A
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