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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1948
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin shows semi weekly publication details and a long staff roster including Editor in Chief J Mendelsohn Managing Editors and dozens of board members. It notes publication standards and standard subscription price.
Barnard College in 1948 showcases renewed facilities and reorganized offices across Brooks Hewitt and Barnard Halls. Freshman orientation led by Page Morris and Eleanor Holland drives student activity as the Development Plan expands campus resources and strengthens student administration and publication programs.
Lois Boochever combines serious leadership with humor as Barnard College’s Undergraduate President candidate and student body organizer. Albany native, she rose from class treasurer to NSA delegate while excelling in chemistry and science fairs. She plans graduate work at Wisconsin and has long excelled in academics and activities, including water ballet and hoop rolling.
Miss Jean D. Palmer explains admissions weighting favors teachers' comments over grades and activities. The second sitting weighs marks location and social background. Barnard seeks variety and prefers first choices since second choices withdraw more often.
Well and villagers flock to the Paris Theater on 58th Street opposite the Plaza as New York marks its Golden Jubilee. The André Gide adaptation stars Michele Morgan and Pierre Blanchar in a stark Alpine tale of a pastor and a girl, depicted with superb photography and unity of vision. A short Henri Matisse film accompanies the feature.
Freshmen welcomed by sponsors and staff as orientation launches at Barnard College. The weekend includes dormitory stays, tours, tea, pajama party, and a skit by sponsors. A first impression ends with excitement and a budding Barnard tradition.
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