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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1947
Page
2
Barnard Bulletin lists staff positions and names for editors, writers, and departments. It notes publishing cadence, historical post office classification, and subscription rate, with sections for feature editors, exchange editors, cartoonists, business and circulation managers, photographers, and probationary staff.
The Barnard College community applauds Professor William Haller of the English and history departments for receiving a Guggenheim fellowship. The award supports scholars and artists to pursue their work anywhere in the world, and Haller will advance his research in Puritan history and thought.
Students show ongoing interest in a proposed residence hall fee rise at SIU with letters petitions and discussion groups. The piece argues students should stay informed and politically aware while trustees decide the outcome amid broader national issues.
The piece notes Barnard students turning to Chock Full of Nuts and Tilson's for inexpensive meals amid dorm life. It also reviews Lillian Hellman's Another Part of the Forest, praising Mildred Dunnock and Wesley Addy in a Southern 1880s family drama with strong ironical lines and stage design.
The Han del Judas Maccabaeus performance by Barnard and Columbia glee clubs and the Columbia University Chamber Orchestra filled McMillin Theatre. Igor Buketoff conducted with power and clarity, praised for diction and singers’ mature performance. Soloists Teresa Stitch Richard Chamberlain and John McCrae received noted praise. Spanish plays at Brinckerhoff Theater featured Don Ramon del Valle Inclan and El Patio with strong direction by Mrs. Teresa Escobal and Professor Amelia A. del Rio.
The Davenport Free Theatre at 328 East 27th Street, led by former actor Mr. Butler Davenport, offers free admission supported by donations and one dollar memberships. Volunteers stage plays by unknown writers and classics like The Affected Young Ladies and The Frenzied Hamlet to educate and culture the public.
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