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Barnard Bulletin issued semi weekly by Barnard College students for the Undergraduate Association. Contents list editors and business manager including Joan Harris Sondra Kleinman Judy Kramer Katherine Munzer Beulah Sternberg Joan Sacknitz Lida Traum Evelyn Weinrich. Subscription rate eight dollars fifty cents per year and single copy price one cent.
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Barnard College
New York N. Y
News Board
Joan Harris
Sondra Kleinman
Judy Kramer
Katherine Munzer
Beulah Sternberg
Joan Sacknitz
Lida Traum
Evelyn Weinrich
Barnard Debates Crusade for Freedom and Its Aims
The student newspaper questions the Crusade for Freedom and its Declaration of Freedom. It scrutinizes funding, control, and the broadcast reach of Radio Free Europe, urging informed student judgment on support and interpretation.
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Barnard
National Committee For A Free Europe
Radio Free Europe
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Poland
Romania
Crusade For Freedom
Barnard Girls Enter Politics Through Summer Positions
Barnard College students engaged in politics this summer. Edith Richmond of class of 1952 did research and proofreading for a bill on permanent registration in New York State with the League of Women Voters and advised the Republican Party in Metropolitan New York. She learned legal terminology and registration districting issues.
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League of Women Voters
Edith Richmond
New York State
Republican Party
New York
Edith
Vivienne Feigenbaum
Vivienne
Pat Weenelsen
Pat
United Republican Finance Committee
Dewey
Columbia University Bookstore Runs Efficient Campus Market
The Columbia University Bookstore serves 30 000 students with 70 000 required texts and branch stores for Medicine Pharmacy Architecture and Fine Arts. It doubles staff for the semester and draws from 2269 faculty for reading lists while also selling Modern Library editions and sundry items on 116th Street.
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Columbia University
Macy’s
Gimbels
34Th Street
Modern Library
Everyman
Pelican Books
Viking Portable Library
Barnard
Dennoyer-Geppert
116Th Street
Campus Musical Groups Open to Barnard Students at Columbia
Columbia University offers Chorus Orchestra and Chapel Choir open to Barnard students. The Chorus, directed by Jacob Avshalomoff, includes about 130 singers rehearsing Mondays and Thursdays in Milbank Hall. Concerts at McMillin Theater December 2 and March 3 4 with collaborations, plus Town Hall April 24 and a Mozart opera with Little Orchestra Society. Auditions for the Orchestra with Dr. Herbert Dittler, rehearsals Wednesdays in Casa Italiana. The Chapel Choir performs liturgical works from Palestrina to Margotson, with daily noon and Sunday 11 a.m. performances.
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Columbia University
Barnard
University Chorus
Jacob Avshalomoff
Columbia University Chorus
Milbank Hall
Avshalomoff
McMillin Theater
Josquin Des Pres
Gabrieli
Schein
Tippet
Schoenberg
Columbia Orchestra
Herbert Dittler
Music Department
Dittler
Casa Italiana
Holberg
Grieg
Chapel Choir
Palestrina
Margotson
Kings Mountain historical novel reviewed by alumna author
Beulah Sternberg surveys Florette Henn's Kings Mountain Barnard College alumna of 1929 offers a traditional Revolutionary War tale with decent background and awkward plot turns. The reviewer notes engaging moments, a romantically idealized heroine, and a vivid portrayal of rebel reluctance amid British red tape and incompetence.
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Kings Mountain
Florette Henn
Barnard
Kenneth Roberts
Sally
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