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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1949
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin, published semi weekly during the college year, lists staff including Audrey Weissman Patricia Weenelsen and Aida Di Pace with sections About Town and Probationary Staff. It notes circulation and advertising roles and identifies a large team of student contributors.
An old Bulletin editorial from October 31 recalls 44 posters used to publicize student activities. The piece argues excessive posters dampen interest and urges more signups for Vocational Committee, noting turnout remains low despite appealing roles and Student Council plans.
Lynn Kang Jr. is a Barnard student majoring in English who serves as president of the junior class and secretary vice president of Wigs and Cues. Born in New York and of Korean Irish descent, she aims to be a writer and pursues theater, poetry, and travel with a motto that life is as exciting as you make it.
Barnard College students of Brooks Hall sent a birthday telegram to President Eisenhower after watching the Naval Reserve Officers' Training Corps Band pass by on 116th Street. The verse wished him health, success, and happiness and was forwarded to the Dean and then to the President, who replied gratefully.
The Columbia Choir of 55 members performs daily at noon from St Pauls Chapel under Dr Lowell Beveridge Selection occurs from all University schools with paid roles and weekend matinées The Candlelight Service in December is a yearly highlight with green decorations and candlelit ambiance.
A Columbia University study notes most prior films depicted Negro characters as stereotypes. The two films are praised for challenging prejudice and offering a model to shift perceptions by highlighting positive roles like doctors and nurses. Changes in attitude likely follow changes in perceived context.
Barnard College psychiatrist Dr A Louise Brush, a Barnard Medical Office member since 1947, counsels students with mood problems and psychosomatic symptoms. She promotes talk as action, using suggestion and imitation to guide self solved solutions while stressing psychiatry as a serious science for growth and relief.
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