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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1945
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin issue lists the governing and staff roles for the Undergraduate Association. It names the editor in chief Joan Raup along with the editorial and news staff. Publication details show semi weekly schedule and 1945 date with volume XLIX and issue number 34.
The article urges Barnard students to maintain silence in the library honoring an Honor Code that covers quiet as well as exams. It notes overcrowding worsens noise and calls readers to chat outside and remind others to work quietly for peak study efficiency.
In the Campaign to fund Barnard’s foster son Antonio Pemisi donors once showed strong support but daily collections have fallen to less than half. Readers are urged to drop a penny or a nickel in donation boxes on Barnard Hall’s fourth floor and in Residence Halls to sustain Tony through summer.
Peggy Cummiskey, Barnard College student, is profiled as a lively, talkative figure who refused a crusader label. The piece notes her calm self view, love of people, and role in adding the Current Problems course, with plans to study history and government and possibly move toward government or advertising in Washington.
Summer Fun At Camp Spring describes two week Barnard Camp sessions from June 8 to 22, with memories of Croton Dam Tea Town Lake and Eagle's Nest. Judy Wasser praises friendships, teamwork, outdoor cooking, first aid skills, and leadership through cooperative living and shared experiences.
The MoMA introduces fourteen panels on Modern Painting to show ranges from realism to social satire and to explain schools of art. Six exhibitions run until June 10 featuring children’s art, modern dance photography by Barbara Morgan, Georges Rouault, Piet Mondrian, and Paul Strand.
Eithne Colgan recounts her war work at Grumman Aircraft Beth Page as part of a drive to inspire seniors toward war jobs. She describes long hours, intense but rewarding labor, and pride in contributing to the FiF navy fighter project while imagining planes becoming real in combat.
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