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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1948
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin lists staff roles from Lindster to Rosenthal with editors and departments. This issue shows multiple editor names, board members, photographers, business staff, and associate editors, detailing the college newspaper’s personnel for the semester.
The 1950 Mortarboard presents Barnard College life from the past year highlighting students clubs and social activity. It urges all juniors to subscribe while noting graduates will value it more, and warns non subscribers may miss out on lasting memories.
A proposal before the Representative Assembly asks raising the S A F by two dollars next semester. The plan targets publication budgets with Bulletin facing a 25 percent rise and a projected thousand dollar year end deficit. Mortarboard and Bear plan higher rates, risking reduced sales as Bear carries a $300 debt but hopes to improve quality and reach self support. Barnard students are urged to support extracurricular and academic activities with college responsibility.
Carolyn Ogden reports on Ann Edge of Room 252 Hewitt as Business Manager of the 1950 Mortarboard. The piece details her Memphis roots and English studies, frugal taste in furniture, hospitality to reporters, and plans for England study and printing business work along with her activist quirks and humor.
Editor in chief Miki Koh leads a Barnard College staff assembling a new Mortarboard for spring. The piece details Koh’s ascent from Barnard Bulletin news editor to Mortarboard feature editor, her busy schedule, and her family anecdotes as she crafts a distinct literary and design approach.
Barnard College prepares the 1950 Mortarboard yearbook with a focus on academics and Barnard as a city college. The business staff led by Ant Edge faces photo and engraving costs while expanding circulation and ads. Publicity led by Ann Hasker promotes sales in dorms. Circulation led by Joanne Thacker targets non juniors and prospective Barnard applicants.
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