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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1944
Page
1
A semi weekly notice explains activities during the college year at Barnard in the Undergraduate Association. The item lists staff roles including Editor in Chief JR Streichler and Business Manager NCE Levine along with other editorial positions.
A fragmented newspaper masthead from Monday April 17 1944 lists the Sachs section feature and the editorial and business staff. Names include AS editor SS IOSE 644 6¢emiye advertising manager and a long roster of editors assistants photographers and board members across departments.
The 1918 Barnard student body reports wartime progress and a push to extend militancy beyond conflict. They celebrate war fund drives and a strengthened National Service plan while urging continued militancy and reform to shape the postwar peace and social order.
By Joan Zeiger a 104 pound editor in chief Strike embodies calm under pressure guiding the Barnard Bulletin. She blends journalism ambition with political insight plans post graduation in journalism or government work and dreams of a New York penthouse life. She moved from Brighton Beach to Columbia last year enjoying city crowds and country escapes while overseeing staff and keeping deadlines.
Joan Carey surveys governance at Barnard Bryn Mawr Mount Holyoke Radcliffe Smith Vassar Wellesley Wheaton guests. Highlights include faculty control at Wheaton and Bryn Mawr’s non elected legislative house, joint faculty student selection at Smith and Wellesley, petition nominations at Radcliffe, written nominations at Vassar, honor system, and library fines reforms.
Amelia del Rio, Spanish department mentor at Barnard and Columbia, blends theater love with rigorous study. Born in Puerto Rico, she trained at her home university, taught at a normal school, then joined Vassar before Columbia. She champions lively classes, prizes, and contests, while coaching students in plays and poetry readings.
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