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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1954
Page
1
Desk editors Roberta Klugman and Sylvia Schor are highlighted as the daily coordinators steering Barnard Bulletin content and editorial decisions. Their roles shape page layouts, copy flow, and newsroom deadlines.
The Barnard Assembly Committee and Political Council staged a strong event on Tuesday with Lehman and Javits speeches renewing faith in politicians and reducing campaign apathy. The piece argues first time voters must study party platforms and candidate records for an informed vote in governor, representatives, and local races.
A Letter to the Editor urges defense of free debate on the topic of U S recognition of communist China. The author cites a New York Times piece about Nebraska teachers colleges limiting debate and argues that debate is essential for intellectual growth and liberty at Bernard College.
Barnard Placement Office offered summer social work posts. Betsey Wright counseled delinquent girls at Sleighton Farm School Pennsylvania. Nan Kavin served as matron at Westfield State Farm. Barbara Collins did recreational work with handicapped children aboard the Floating Hospital New York. Each reflects the field’s demand and potential for impact.
Claire Gallant profiles Mrs. Helen Geist a Barnard snack bar attendant and New York Institute for Dietitians graduate. She handles bridge players and dieters, notes tardiness and the need for orderly noon cleanup, and observes seasonal shifts in food demand including heavy coffee use in cold weather.
Gloria Richman describes a tour of a Wall Street exhibit showing the New York Stock Exchange mechanics. Visitors watch ticker tape displays and giant boards while learning about transactions and money, with tours and a Chase Museum nearby for currency history and oversized ancient coins.
Sue Israel of Long Branch New Jersey is elected freshman Greek Games Chairman. She aims to coordinate the class efforts for the Greek Games exhibition and run a continuous orientation program to build understanding of Greek mythology and traditions. She will select committee chairs based on talent and records.
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