Barnard College Student Newspaper Namesstaff and Year Schedule
Barnard Bulletin lists the semi weekly publication by the Undergraduate Association with editors Ruth Aney Jean MacLaren Marilyn Karmason Esther Mendelssohn Joan Houston Myra Koh Marlies Wolf and others. It notes postal registration, subscription at 3.90 per year, 10 cents per copy and staff roles including promotion circulation and advertising.
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Barnard College
New York N. Y
Ruth Aney
Jean Maclaren
Marilyn Karmason
Esther J. Mendelsohn
Heath Joan Houston
Myra Koh
Marlies Wolf Whey
Norine McDonough
Mary Burchell
Ann Terry
Estein
Lois Campaine
Elizabeth Hawman
The Students Bear Bears Bear Bulletin Survey
The article surveys campus publications with emphasis on Barnard College’s Bear. It notes a November 1 deadline for contributors and discusses long standing tension around the Bear’s literary content among students and faculty, citing Mr. Kouwenhoven’s prior critiques.
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Bulletin
Barnard’s Quarterly
The
Bear
Finances Strain Campus Magazines Amid Rising Costs
Financing campus publications grows tougher as expenses rise. Manuscripts and student support help, but the Bear and similar papers face a widening deficit from 5 to 25 percent cost increases since 1947-48. Business managers fear the gap will widen.
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Bear
Bear Magazine at Barnard Faces Dismal Prospects
The editor laments student apathy and deficient funds as sources of poor Bear material. If contributions lag, the magazine cannot print the quality students demand, and staff stories are a last resort. The declare that Bear’s future rests with student participation and effort.
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Bear
Barnard
Marion Hausner Bears Editor Role At Barnard
The Barnard senior Marion Hausner transitions from staff to editor of the Bear yearbook. She balances extra curriculars with classwork, will publish the Barnard literary magazine, and recalls a cosmopolitan youth abroad.
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Constance Howland
Barnard
Marion Hausner
Marion
Hunter Elementary School and Friends Seminary
Mortarboard
Dangers and Difficulties of College Library Magazines
John A. Kouwenhoven critiques college magazines like Bear at Barnard, noting cliques hinder broad readership. Editors aim for inclusive, varied content across disciplines to avoid elitism, hoping strong submissions will sustain funding and widen readership beyond campus. If readers participate, Bear could flourish and gain Philadelphia readers.
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Philadelphia
Bulletin
The
Bear
Bear Reforms Bear Magazine With New Plans
Bear Barnard's literary magazine will resume after a struggle with a rival proposal. Editor Marion Hausner and staff aim for a near professional quality, featuring dedicated sections for poetry essays fiction reviews and drama, with more regular contributions and targeted revisions to boost appeal and display.
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Bear
Barnard
Marion Hausner
Miss Hausner
Jake
Bear Ads and Budget Keeper Liz Hayman at Bear
Elizabeth Hayman, Bear's business manager, juggles advertising and circulation while balancing books and visiting Yonkers printers. A Rye commuter and Barnard College alumna, she enjoys stamp collecting, piano, and jazz, hopes to work in theatrical production, and aims for leadership roles in theater management.
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Bear
Elizabeth Hayman
Yonkers
Liz
Great Britain
Rye
Barnard
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Barnard Bulletin
Umess Manager
Feature
Esther Jones
Laura Pienkliny
Adele Robak
Marilyn Rosenthal
Lucille Wolf
Amelie Coleman
Gloria Hillman
Sally Langley
Barrie Tait
Sue Cox
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
Jane Langlais
Ursula McEnroy
Marguerite Maier
Kouwenhoven
By John A. Kouwenhoven
By Adele Robak
Vicious Circle
By Lynne Rosenthal
Stamps and Music
New Orleans
Louis Armstrong
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