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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1947
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin lists publication cadence as semi weekly through the college year with breaks for exams. It notes forwarding of matter as second class and provides subscription rate of 3 dollars yearly and 10 cents for a single copy.
The Bulletin eulogizes the National Student Association, praising its potential to integrate college activities nationwide and foster democratic student relations. It cites Barnard delegates Lois Boochever and Margaret Mather reporting improved interracial dialogue at the Wisconsin meeting, noting whites and negro students meeting as equals for the first time.
The Barnard Liberal Club, led by June Bousley, outlines three years of campus activity from voter registration and poll watching to educational programs on full employment and labor education. It details dormitory cost reforms, worker cooperation, and intergroup relations work, ending with a push for NSA involvement and world peace education.
Radcliffe and Smith chapters of the National Student Association outline immediate plans including a Europe work project, foreign textbooks drive, and international student correspondence contingent on ratification of the NSA charter. Voting on charter ratification scheduled for November 24 and 25 in dormitories.
A shipboard summer program aboard the Marine Tiger brought 620 passengers from 40 states and 143 colleges into a ten day university experience. Students and teachers joined orientation lectures, language classes, and discussions on US foreign policy and UNESCO led by Howard Wilson and Channing Richardson with staff from Harvard, Yale, Rutgers, and more.
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