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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1949
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin states it is published semi weekly during the college year by Barnard students through the Undergraduate Association. It notes second class matter status entered October 19 1928 at New York post office under the 1879 act with a $3 50 annual subscription and 10 cent single copy price.
An editorial in the Columbia Spectator highlights rising assaults and muggings by neighborhood gangs targeting Columbia students. It argues against repellent patrols and urges positive long term action through the Manhattanville Neighborhood Center, with Clyde E. Murray leading community projects and a November 17 benefit to support the effort.
The Barnard Bulletin jokes about Barnardites courting Harvard men for weekends, jokingly proposing a form letter to claim a preference for Harvard Business School men. It playfully cites Harvard dorms safety and social status while raffling myths of dating wealth.
Barnard drama group Wigs and Cues redecorates the scenery and make up rooms in the Milbank basement. Volunteers paint walls and install lighting while plans move toward building their own scenery and staging The Little Foxes with tryouts underway. Columbia men will play male roles as policy shifts broaden the production staff and involvement for about 100 members.
Manhattan hosted three Chopin programs marking the centenary of the composer’s death. Vladimir Horowitz at Hunter College Arthur Rubinstein at the Metropolitan Opera House and Frank Sheridan at Town Hall drew capacity audiences. Sheridan, Barnard Music faculty, has long been famed for scholarship and technical prowess.
Barnard women take on diverse roles beyond campus duties including modeling for illustrators and magazines, ushering at concerts, selling in city shops, working for major publications, and teaching music and special education as part of campus life.
Miss Rosalie Colie new Barnard English Department member voices support for a free cut system She teaches English A sections at Barnard pursues a Columbia PhD in comparative literature noting Dutch literature of the 17th century as significant She studied at Vassar and Columbia and has taught at Brearley School and New Jersey College for Women She supports a freshman English division into Shakespeare or American literature sections and favors substitutions for standard English courses She enjoys skiing and fishing and plans to decorate her Milbank Hall office with pictures
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