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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1952
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin is a semi weekly publication by Barnard College students for the Barnard Community. It bears republication details from 1928 and lists a subscription rate of 350 per year and 10 cents for a single copy.
The BUL LETIN notes Barnard faculty student interaction extends beyond lectures with at home gatherings, a senior tea honoring faculty, and a Tuesday softball match. It praises Physical Education and Spanish departments as especially active while urging more faculty to join informal social events.
A reader undecided on the presidential race criticizes a Bulletin editorial on The Ike Act. He defends democracy and equal opportunity, disputes slander claims about Columbia personnel, and questions labor voting patterns. He notes shifts from eighteenth century ideas to modern civic norms.
Mohammed Nasir, cultural attaché to the Iraqi Embassy in Washington, travels 600 miles weekly to attend three classes toward a doctorate in education at Teachers College. He recalls eight miles daily as a boy in Iraq and endures eight hours of commuting every Wednesday.
Joyce Shimkin reports Barnard College freshman adviser Mrs Louise Stabenau impressed by the 1956 cohort. She notes eager students, varied vocational interests, and widespread hobby pursuits. Most freshmen are hopeful about four years, with limited burdensome study and some taking remunerative work.
Judith Leveron argues the need for clear judgment as the campaign ends. The piece critiques Democratic proposals, questions Adlai Stevenson’s past stance, and praises Eisenhower’s leadership, unity appeal, and potential to secure bipartisan progress and peace.
The Institute of Arts and Sciences at Columbia University announces a six concert chamber series featuring Bach through Brahms and modern works. The Budapest Quartet with Benat Heifetz assists on November 20, Quartetto Italiano performs on December 11, and other ensembles join in winter and spring, with subscriptions at $5 payable to the Institute of Arts and Sciences, Columbia University, New York 27.
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