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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1948
Page
1
Barnard College notes a semi weekly bulletin run by the Undergraduate Association with downtime during vacations and exams. It lists registration dates and postal status, and states subscription costs three dollars yearly and ten cents per issue.
The departing Managing Board reviews campaigns and unfinished crusades at Barnard and Columbia. They cite curriculum changes, no required assemblies, NSA support, CARE drive critiques, and a stalled academic freedom campaign delayed after the Howard Incident. They leave a new printer and a wish for patron funding to print next year’s schedule.
Profile traces Elaine Ryan editor in chief of Bulletin from quiet Barnard library student with 4.00 average to overworked editor with 3.93 GPA. She moves from Yonkers commuting to dorm life and rises to leadership before dying last April, leaving a restless newsroom behind.
The piece spoofs newsroom life as aging managing and feature editors reflect on the grind of assembling a paper. They describe the grind of dummying, headlines, and assigning stories while noting pride, frustration, and the inevitability of change. They aim to reveal what happens behind the smoke filled fourth floor.
Barrie Tait reviews Macbeth at the National with Michael Redgrave as a ambitious, troubled Macbeth and Flora Robson as Lady Macbeth. The production emphasizes brutal stage violence, stark lighting, and period mood, delivering powerful scenes including MacDuff's family tragedy and Banquo's ghost.
Marlies Wolf notes NBC televised Toscanini's Beethoven Ninth with the NBC orchestra and Collegiate Chorus led by Robert Shaw. The performance is praised as a fine interpretation, with vigorous chorus work and stirring music, signaling a wish for more telecast events next year.
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