Barnard College Student Newspaper Masthead and Editor List
Barnard College student publication notes semi weekly issue schedule for the year, with vacations and exams excluded. It records second class postal entry on Oct 19 1928 in New York and lists Editors in Chief Janet M. Gregory, Susan Greenfield, Mary R. Varney, Phyllis S. Banfield, Barbara P. Clarke.
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Barnard College
Barnard
New York
N.Y
Susan Greenfield
Mary R. Varney
Phyllis S. Banfield
Barbara P. Clarke
Toppled Tower Defines Barnard Open World Education
Barnard College in New York City frames itself as a modern, open institution using its urban surroundings as a living laboratory. The 1960 61 year emphasizes free inquiry, civic participation, and female education amid global and national political discourse. President McIntosh notes Barnard welcomes students who learn to engage with a complex world.
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Tower of Learning
Barnard’s
College
Barnard
New York City
United Nations
National Geographic
China
Free Nations
McIntosh
Freshman Orientation Chairman Honored for Well Organized Program
Ruth Kien 62 and her committee receive praise for a successful orientation with new panels and lively discussion groups. Gratitude also given for Brooks Hall living room re decoration, improving student events and parental visits. The effort boosts morale and signals a strong start to the academic year.
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Ruth Kien
Brooks Hall
Marcel Marceau Triumphs Again at City Center
The review lauds Marcel Marceau and his troupe for a two part program including Gogol’s The Overcoat. It praises his flawless control, refined technique, and the expressive power of his face and body. The piece notes his debt to Chaplin and Keaton and says each Bip sketch and the mask scene elevate the theatre experience.
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Marcel Marceau
Marceau
Gogol
Bip
M. Marceau
Charlie Chaplin
Buster Keaton
Letters to the Editor on Columbia policy transcripts
Readers comment on Columbia University policy adopted for transcripts, debating implications for grading records and student privacy. The letter criticizes or questions the policy as it relates to compliance and transparency in academic records.
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Columbia University
Town Hall and Metropolitan Arts Listings for October Events
Community notice highlights Sol Hurok presenting I Solisti de Zagreb at Town Hall October 9 and operatic and ballet offerings at the Royal Opera House with Sleeping Beauty Giselle and Le Lac des Cygnes. Theatre notes mention The World of Carl Sandburg at Henry Miller Theatre and a Chasidic Music evening at Town Hall. Also covers Thurber Carnival casting and transcript clearance policies for colleges and universities.
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Sol Hurok
I Solisti de
Zagreb
Yugoslavia
Town Hall
The
Royal Ballet
Metropolitan Opera House
Mozart
Vivaldi
Corelli Couperin
Shlomo Carleback
Wall
Hote Casella
TI AM
Traveler’sview on Cuba: safe to visit in 1960
A reader writes from Barnard about a summer trip to Cuba, stating Americans faced no hostility or danger. The letter praises Cuban civilians and officials as kind and helpful, concluding Havana is very safe and welcoming for tourists.
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Havana
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Barnard Bulletin
Janet M. Gregory
Judy Deutsch
Etienne Decroux
Jean-Louis Barrault
Cdntor
Carl Sandberg
Bette Davis
Leif Erickson
Henry Miller Theatre
James Thurber
Helen Law
Cuba
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