Barnard Bulletin student newspaper details and staff
Barnard Bulletin is published semi weekly during the college year by the Undergraduate Association. It is entered as second class matter October 19 1928 at New York New York Post Office under the March 8 1879 act. Subscription rate is 8 50 per year. News board includes Joan Harris Sondra Kleinman Judy Kramer Katherine Munzer Beulah Stermberg Joan Sacknitz Lids Traum Evelyn Weinrich.
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Merners College
New York
N. Y
News Board
Joan Harris
Sondra Kleinman
Judy Kramer
Katherine Munzer
Beulah Stermberg
Joan Sacknitz
Lids Traum
Evelyn Weinrich
Bulletin launches year of student and administration questions
The article frames a new year at the college as a time for reorientation and problem solving. It highlights issues likely to arise from tuition changes, the Development Plan, student government reevaluation, faculty student relations, and physical education requirements, promising continued discussion and analysis by the Bulletin.
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Barnard
Freshmen at Columbia Embrace Beanies and Life on Campus
Columbia freshmen mingle with blue beanies and life on campus amid registration woes and orientation week. They joke about Barnard girls, guard gates, and passport requirements for dates while describing Barnard as friendly and witty, with one reporter depicting class of ’54 as unusually sociable.
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Columbia
Bulletin
Barnard
Life
George Martin
Brooklyn
Barnard College
Robert Thomas
Utica
Columbia Spectator
Freshman adviser Mrs. Bailey enthused about Barnard role
Beulah Sternberg profiles Mrs. Helen Phelps Bailey assistant professor of French and class of 1954 adviser. A Barnard graduate, she joined the faculty in 1938 and has taught at Columbia College and Navy School of Military Government. She plans PhD work on French literature and emphasizes guiding students to the right advisors.
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Beulah Sternberg
Helen Phelps Bailey
Barnard
Bailey
Columbia College
Navy School of Military Government
McGill University
Canada
Columbia University
The
Sorbonne
French Club
France
Alliance Française
Paris
Undergrad Proxy Ranken Shows Versatile Personality
Nani Lengyel Ranken, president of the Undergraduate Association, is described as personable with a diverse background. Born in a Romanian province, she identifies as Hungarian, fluent in French, and has lived in Paraguay and Argentina. She studied at Mexico City College and Barnard, completing her degree in 3.5 years while married on Independence Day in Caracas.
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Nani Lengyel Ranken
Nani
Romania
Ausacién
Paraguay
National Tourist Office
The
Institute of Inter-American Affairs
Mexico City College
States
New York
Barnard
Buenos Aires
Mexico College
Caracas
Venezuela
Locker Lines Limp and Lag at Barnard Freshman Week
Freshmen face the long Milbank hallway locker line during the fall start as they register for gym and schedules. The conga style queue stretches the corridor and leaves students frustrated while seeking lockers, locks, and bursar receipts.
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Barnard
Milbank
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Barnard Bulletin
Leslie Morgan
Seere
Joan Stearns
Aida DI Pace
Bernice Friedenthal
Betsy Weinstein
Audrey Weissman
Nancy Miller
Marisa Macina Ee
Nancy Isaacs
Edith Richmond
Eee
Eae Sa
Constance Alexander
Joan Wou
Penny Nichols
T. S. Eliot
Columbia Freshmen
Jim Theoharides
Athens
Georgia
Herb Witton
Denver
Colorado
John Espach
Laramie
Wyoming
Bruce Cook
Cleveland
Ohio
Mrs. Bailey
Helen Bailey
Ranken
By Phebe Ann Marr
Nani Lengyel
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