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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1946
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin notes a semi weekly publication pattern through the college year with breaks for vacation and examinations. The notice lists a meeting date October 19 1928 in New York under the 1879 act and an option rate of 3.00 per year or 10 cents per copy.
The News Board includes Babette Brimberg Judith Brimberg Rita Dresner Shirley Kameil Betty Lou Kirtley Eleanor Krout Ruth Landesman Ruth Lyons Marilyn Mittelman Cynthia Morse Shreve Barbara Raskin Marlon Schwartz.
The notice names Margaret Baruth Shirley Cohen Sally Dixon Alicelee Donoghue Ruth Cossick Inge Falk Jean Goodman Jane Gordon Marilyn Heggie Marilyn Karmason Barbara Lipton Roberta Messing Louise Metzner Maya Pines Betty Pobanz Carol Virginia Reynolds Elaine Ryan Rosary Scacciaferro Marguerite St John Marie Tillich Jane Weidlund. Business Manager Marilyn Mittelman. Asst Business Mgr Mary Wilson. Advertising Manager Miriam Gabin. Circulation Manager
The Political Council begins its second campaign program focusing on the United Nations and world organization issues. With the Security Council in New York, the Bronx campus talks aim to illuminate complexities for both novices and experts.
Spring signals a shift as the class of '46 faces pre review interviews. The Occupational Bureau hints at fewer sure job entries, with many graduates adopting a humble, bottom up approach. Competition and a measured tumble on the rugged path are deemed healthy for the souls as they venture into the post graduation world.
Joan Lefflet, tall and serene, tops Barnard’s interfaith circle with music love and campus involvement. A government major and actress, she plans long trips across the United States and Europe, dreams of three children, and aims to write for a magazine or newspaper while nurturing her friendship with Ed in Kobe Japan.
In Geneva interview Nobel chemist Alberta Szent Gyorgyi describes famine like conditions in Hungary. He cites 6000 students at his university and 2000 more in Debrecen Szeged and Pecs living in ground holes with scarce food heat and basic supplies. He contrasts his own ruined home and subsistence salary with the plight of students many of whom would be forever marked by malnutrition.
On March 21 the Equity Library Theatre presented Maxwell Anderson's High Tor at 145th Street Hamilton Grange Library. With a tiny stage and improvised scenery the cast evoked a Catskills mountain while delivering a fantasy tale of Dutch ship survivors awaiting a return to Holland.
A.C.A. Gallery features Aaron Goodelman sculptures with abstract forms and preserved realism. Durand-Ruel displays traditional French Impressionist paintings by Cezanne, Manet, Monet, and Renoir. Bonestell Gallery presents Karin’s glass paintings in a semi abstract style with acrobats and jugglers as main themes.
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