Barnard Bulletin Masthead and publication details
Barnard Bulletin issued semi weekly during the college year by students at Barnard College. Entered as second class matter Oct 19 1928 at the New York Post Office. Editor in Chief Barbara Coleman Business Manager Audrey Shakin. Managing board lists editors and staff including Fran Dearden Joan Kent Enid Reichel Judy Smith Hannah Shulman Rita R Smilowitz Rayna Schwartz Sandy McCaw Anita Trackman Circulation managers Marise Luis Debby Zucker.
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Barnard
New York
Open Letter on Desegregation and Barnard Campus Life
In coming months we will discuss national issues and desegregation while also examining Barnard College life. The new semester invites reflection on student government, clubs, and activities, with a Constitutional Revision Year to improve the campus. Citizens may write letters to the Editor and Forum for commentary and debate.
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Barnard
Barnard Announces Twelve New Courses for Next Year
Barnard College will add twelve courses across departments. Highlights include Shapes of American Experience by Dr John A Kouwenhoven in English and new offerings in Tudor Renaissance Literary Criticism and Analysis. History topics cover Renaissance and Reformation and The French Revolution and Napoleon. Religious Thought in Judaism, Metaphysics of Theism, European Political Movements, Modern Constitutional Democracies, American State and Municipal Government, Chamber Music, and History and Theory of Anthropology are also slated.
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Barnard
John A. Kouwenhoven
Government Department
Otto Luening
Catherine A McClellan
New Barnard Freshmen Welcome Marks Cosmopolitan Start
Mrs. McIntosh urged focus on studies and character for Barnard’s new class as freshmen heard they are among the college’s most intelligent applicants. Margot Lyons welcomed students, noting Barnard’s cosmopolitan mix with attendees from eleven foreign countries and thirty states. Religious talks followed.
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New York
Margot Lyons
Barnard Institutes New Faculty Additions Across Departments
Katherine Fox Organski named adjunct assistant professor of sociology after teaching at Vassar College. English instructors Blair Fuller William Pettit and Elizabeth Caughran join Spannard staff. Josephine Mayer leads education program with Fund for the Advancement of Education grant. Gerhard Fischer adds nuclear physics instruction. Elizabeth Blake Na than Wolff teach French Greek Latin. History instructors Louise Dalby Robert L. Benson teach The French Revolution and Napol eon Europe and the Middle Ages. Edith Gearty named physical education instructor.
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Katherine Fox Organski
Vassar College
Josephine Mayer
Fund For the Advancement of Education
Gerhard Fischer
Barnard
Elizabeth Blake
Nathan Wolff
Edith Gearty
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Barnard Bulletin
Barbara Coleman
Audrey Shakin
Fran Dearden
Joan Kent
Enid Reichel
Judy Smith
Audrey-Ann Appel
Rachel Mayer
Hannah Shulman
Rita R. Smilowitz
Rayna Schwartz
Sandy McCaw
FORUM
Ruth Helf
Bunny Stolls
Anita Trackman
Marise Luis Debby Zucker
Abigail Rosenthal
Betty Ackerman
Priscilla Baly
Judy Brodkin
Cele Friestater
Firth Haring
Joyce Hill
Marjorie Lechten
Linda Novick
Sue Oppenheimer
Phyllis Spiegelstein
Janet Steinfeld
Susan Wartur
Jackie Zelniker
Suzanne Braun
Bennet Heffelfinger
Rosemary Lisanti
Karen Dombow
Ellen Hills
Phyllis Margolies
Catherine Nicastri
Diane Pearlstone
Janet Ozan
Louise Dalby
Robert L. Benson
Napol
Jill
Judy
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