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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1949
Page
1
Barnard College semi weekly bulletin published by the Undergraduate Association lists editorial notes and publication details. It notes Second class mailing status since October 19 1928 at New York and subscription rates of 3.50 per year and 10 cents per copy with associate editors listed.
Editorial discusses the Barnard College Honor System and proposes two amendments. It supports adding two faculty members to the Honor Board without giving them voting power and abolishing the practice of signing Honor Codes. The piece urges student turnout at the upcoming Representative Assembly to debate these changes.
Approximately one fifth of the student body holds jobs during term with another thirty percent working in summer. Barnard-Placement Bureau notes dormitory policy shifts spark openings. Students run elevators, snack bar service, switchboard duties, and perform clerical and art tasks across Barnard Milbank and campus offices.
Lynne Rosenthal Loeb is editor of Mortarboard and aims for a science career with chemistry major Marnage while her husband studies at Columbia School of Engineering. She blends art and philosophy, leads as editor, and plans new features and yearbook sections for Barnard’s Class of 1951 with about 300 pledged buyers.
Marisa Macina directs Twelfth Night at the Empire Theater with Elizabethan energy as Viola disguises herself and Malvolio stiffens. Frances Reid's Viola charms while Arnold Moss plays pompous Malvolio, supporting a lively production on a simple set with strong comic timing.
The Barnard Public Relations Office under Director Mrs. Aileen P. Winkopp reorganized to expand advisory services, publish two house bulletins Barnardiana and a weekly events calendar, and issue booklets including Careers for Today's Woman. The office coordinates press releases, radio and TV outreach, and public events such as Parents Day while aiding committees and the Development Plan drive.
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