Barnard Bulletin Names Editorial Staff for 1928 29
The Barnard Bulletin announces editors and staff for the 1928 29 year including Editor in Chief Esther Mend and Business Manager June Stein. It lists department editors and boards such as About Town and News, with staff names across circulation advertising and probationary groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther J. Mend
June Stein
Lynn Rosenthal
Esther Jones
Leslie Morgan
Eee - Ee
Laura Pienkny
Frances Fuchs
Stacy Roback
Ee Ees
Mary Burchell Arisk
Ursula McEnroy
Norie McDonough
Beverly Yager
Florrie Levison
Barnard Opens 1949 50 Academic Year With Freshman Welcome
Barnard College begins the 1949 50 academic year as freshmen enter a new phase of study and social life. Each class from freshman to senior reflects on growth, major choices, leadership roles, and plans for a fuller future in academics and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Tilson’s
Barnard appoints Mrs. Harold Dean as Dormitory Director
Mrs. Harold Frederick Dean becomes Director of the Residence Halls and Housemother at Barnard. She brings教育 from Smith College and varied teaching experience to enforce dorm rules while aiding individual student problems, and plans to include day students in campus activities through overnight stays and in-dorm cot arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Frederick Dean
Barnard
Student Reports Highlights Of Summer Tour Abroad
Deborah Adelson recounts Barnard students summer trip across France Switzerland and Italy aboard a converted troop transport. Highlights include Paris sights at the Louvre Bastille day in Paris Versailles Geneva Jungfrau Milan Rome Naples Pompeii Capri and a Mediterranean cruise ending with the Statue of Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Miss Adelson
Europe
Margaret de Vecchi
France
Switzerland
Italy
Eiffel Tower
Paris
Louvre
Versailles
Geneva
Jungfrau
Milan
Siena
Rome
Colosseum
Naples
Pompeii
Isle of
Capri
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Atlantic Ocean
Focus reports success in format change at Barnard
The October issue of Focus, Barnard’s literary magazine, debuts a cheaper photo-offset method saving about $150 and producing clearer printing. Editor Myra Koh leads a concise issue with essays on Shakespeare and Marlowe, Browning poetry, a circus morning poem, and a Windhoek Africa letter, all printed in sepia ink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Focus
Barnard
Myra Koh
Audrey Weissman
Marlowe
Malta
Miss Weissman
Beatrice Laskowitz
Africa
Beverly Beck Fuchs
Windhoek
South West Africa
Freshmen Guide Highlights Nearby Eateries and Library Perks
The supplement advises quick snacks near campus with Chock Full O Nuts Tilson s Sandwich Shop and Lion s Den at John Jay Hall, plus West End Grill on 114th and Robin Dell at 112th on Broadway s west side. It also recommends King s Kitchen on 118th east side, two Broadway Chinese spots between 111th and 112th, and a pizza shop on Amsterdam between 121st and 122nd. It urges exploring Barnard library facilities including Schermerhorn and South Hall with Browsing Room and NYPL basement access. The Columbia Book Store Theatre Bureau opened Sept 26 with mostly lower fares plus 25 cent service charge and student rates. tickets go on sale 2–3 weeks in advance, or a 24 hour wait if unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilson’s
Lion’s den
John Jay Hall
West End
114Th Street
112Th Street
Broadway
King’s Kitchen
118 Street
111Th Street
Amsterdam Avenue
121St
122Nd Streets
Columbia Book Store Theatre Bureau
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Barnard Bulletin
New York
N. Y
LSOHN
News Board
Patricia Weenelsen
Aida di Pace
Bernice Fiering
Eugenie Hill
Roselin Seider
Constance Boardman
Gloria Hillman
Alice Kogan
Cornelia Schaeffer
Barrie Tait
Eleanor Engelman
Irma Meineke
Edith Richmond
Betsy Weinstein
Joan Weiss
Anna Vandellas
Florence Jones
Nancy Isaacs
Leah Krechevsky
Joan Tuttle
Victorine Budd
Marisa Macina
Nancy Miller
Carrol Byerly
Adele Estrin
Meg Potter
Jane Langlais
Iris Roven
By Patricia Weenelsen
By Deborah Adelson
By Alice Kogan
Mary_Alice Adams
Trobert Browning
Miss Adams
Browning
Economy In Publication
Schermerhorn
South Hall
New York Public Library
Theatre Bureau
By Frances Fuchs
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