Barnard College student newspaper board and staff list
Barnard Bulletin notes new student board members Esther Jones Laura Pienkny Adele Robek Marilyn Rosenthal Lucille Wolf and lists ABOUT TOWN staff and associate news board members for the Undergraduate Association. Provides publication details and subscription rate.
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Esther Jones
Laura Pienkny
Adele Robek
Marilyn Rosenthal
Lucille Wolf
Amelie Coleman
Gloria Hillman
Sally Langley
Barrie Tait
Ruth Aney
AN Maclaren
Marilyn Karmason
Esther J. Mendelsohn
Joan Houston
Piature
Myra Koh Marlies Wolf
Worvie McDonough Pee Ee
Mary Burchell
Ann Terry
Stein Bee Neee
Lois Campaine
Elizabeth Hayman
Barnard Alumnae Weekend Preview Highlights Campus Changes
The Barnard Bulletin outlines 1948 conference plans and campus upgrades. It notes renovations in residence halls and Barnard Hall including lighting, a new student affairs annex, fire safety upgrades, and reconfigured offices. It emphasizes progress over nostalgia and invites alumnae to engage with curricular and placement improvements.
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Barnard
Barnard Hall
Milbank
Looking Back at Past Presidential Campaigns on Campus
A campus political scene recalls straw votes near 50 50 between F D R and Dewey with 49.9 to 49.3 percent. Liberal and student groups rally voters while forums feature Kingdon and Richter. Past bulletins note Roosevelt elections and earlier polls with Hoover and Landon outcomes.
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Political Council
Jake
F.D.R
Dewey
Liberal Club
Frank Kingdon
Joseph Richter
Professor Commager
Columbia
Roosevelt
Bulletin
Landon
Leigh Colvin
Hoover
Thomas
Barnard Neighbors Host Numerous Learning Institutions
Joan Tuttle surveys Morningside Heights schools related to Columbia University. Barnard, Columbia College, and General Studies anchor undergraduate offerings. Juilliard delivers professional music training with performance tests, leading to BA and BS degrees. Graduate programs span many fields at Teachers College, Journalism, and new schools in Dramatic Arts, International Affairs, Painting and Sculpture, and the Russian Institute. Also noted are the Jewish Theological Seminary and Union Theological Seminary with their respective rabbinical and teaching programs, all contributing to a dense academic ecosystem surrounding Columbia.
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Columbia University
Barnard
Columbia College
School of General Studies
General Studies
University Extension
Juilliard School of Music
122 Street
Broadway
Columbia
Teachers College
School of Journalism
School of Dramatic Arts
School of International Affairs
School of Painting and Sculpture
The
Jewish Theological Seminary
Rabbinical School
Teachers’ Institute
Seminary College For Jewish Studies
Seminary College
Union Theological Seminary
120 Street
Columba University Council
Unique Shop Welcomes Student Book Browsers
Elaine Wiener writes about B. T. Batsford, Ltd. New York office at 122 East 55 Street offering modern and rare books on architecture design travel and fine arts with a pressure free staff and gallery spaces. The London firm started in 1843 expanding to publishing and retail. American visitors during the war helped bring London atmosphere to New York.
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B. T. Batsford, Ltd
New York
East 55 Street
Batsford’s
B. T. Batsford
High Holburn
London
West End
Garner and Stratton
England
Anderson and Spiers
Greece
Rome
Aymer Vallance
Oxford
Dean's Secretary Combines Career With Marriage at Barnard
Adele Robak profiles Martha Lawrence Wieners a Barnard alumna who shifted from history to secretarial work. She recalls working for ALCOA before returning to Barnard as secretary to Miss Gildersleeve and later Mrs McIntosh. Wieners helps draft the college budget and manages scholarship committee duties.
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Dean
Martha Lawrence Whieners
McIntosh
Barnard
Miss Gildersleeve
Mrs. Wieners
Miss Lawrence
Martha
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WN. Y
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Phyllis Daytz
Eugenie Hill
Leah Krechevsky
Roselin Seider
Beverly Yager
Marion Bell
Bernice Fiering
Miriam Goldman
Mary Markinac
Eleanor Meyer
Betty Sanders
Emily Schneider
Jacqueline Begier
Pat Bronaugh
Carrol Byerly
Anna Hicks
Helene Hickson
Phyllis Isaacson
Janet Langlais
Ursula McEnroy
Marguerite Maier
Phoebe Marcus
Meg Potter
Evan Strizver
Iris Roven
Dean Woolfolk
By Lucille ‘Wolf
Willkie-ites
Roosevelt-ites
Frances Perkins
U. S
Labor
Marc Donlin
Joan Tuttle
Morningside Heights
Institutions of
By Elaine Wiener
By Adele Robak
Martha L. Wieners
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