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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1955
Page
1
Barnard College students publish the Barnard Bulletin semi weekly during the college year excluding vacation and exams. It is entered as second class mail after October 19, 1928 in New York. Subscription rate is 350 dollars per year or 10 cents per issue.
Arlene Zullow Margie Gallanter are listed as managing board and editorial personnel for the publication with Miriam Dressler Carla Hitchcock Abby Avin among noted advisers and editors.
The piece argues for gradual expansion at Barnard College to maintain quality education. It highlights rising freshman numbers and the need for faculty growth, especially more lecturers and a tutorial system to preserve the school’s small-college character and offer greater individual attention.
Barnard girls hold diverse part time roles from museum bookshop work at the Metropolitan to ice skating supervision in Central Park. Frances Rubinow, Joan Sweet, Karen Samuelson, and Sara Frishberg describe duties and lessons learned while balancing majors and placement office opportunities.
Fourth Street Theater presents Chekhovs The Cherry Orchard as a stark vivid production. Strong ensemble work carries the piece with Nancy Wickwire as Madame Ranevsky and George Ebeling as Lopahin delivering notable turns. Some central roles lack full enchantment and the translation by Stark Young remains a mixed factor.
Cherry White, freshman class president and Barnard newcomer from Long Island, blends music and study as she aims for a history major. She enjoys English and geology, sings with the Gilbert and Sullivan Society, follows Pogo adventures, and keeps a personal library in 313 Brooks. She plans concise class meetings while charting her own path rather than following her mother's footsteps.
Millicent C. McIntosh urges students to uphold the college’s name through neat campus appearance while noting no definite denim rule yet. Hazel Gerber, Undergraduate Vice-President, clarifies Debate Council's limited status and metro focus over one semester, defending member quality.
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