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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1948
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin lists staff roles and names for the semi weekly college publication. Editor in Chief managing editors feature editors and town desk are named along with news board staff and probationary helps. Business and circulation managers are listed with advertising manager and copy editor roles.
The Bulletin explains adopting Tony Pemisi an Italian war orphan pledged support since 1945. It notes only about ten percent of the needed amount has been raised and asks every student to contribute ten cents to continue Tony's care this year.
The American Civilization Committee led by Professor Elizabeth Reynard showcases Documents of Freedom at Barnard, contrasting with the Freedom Train. European facsimiles smuggled from war-torn regions arrived at the Library of Congress, with highlights including the Proclamation of Frederick and the 1918 Declaration of Common Aims.
Molly Gleason manages a busy college locker room handling coat checks and frequent misplacements while balancing student demands and late alumnae visits. Her routine includes patience with delays and occasional humor as she resolves coat mix ups and keeps operations running.
Senior Ball organizers urge seniors to buy tickets at 6.00, with 150 souvenir buttons on sale. The event features James Tenhs and a portrait display, a 1.50 charge for the portrait, and a par ent program. Music by Chuck Caraboy and band with a surprise feature. The ball is set for Saturday May 29 in the Wedgewood Room at the Waldorf Astoria Astoria.
Amelia Coleman reviews The Pearl at Sutton Theater filmed in Mexico from Steinbeck. A fisherman finds a huge pearl that shifts village fortunes toward greed and jealousy. a choice to cast it away or flee tests morals. Strong photography and an all-Mexican cast deliver stark, shadowed imagery and emotional impact.
Rehearsal of Shakespeare's Twelfth Night at Brinckerhoff Theater features director Dorris Brown rushing cast members to perform. Grace Tobler plays Viola, Townley Brooks acts Sir Andrew, while cast members Mrs Tobler and New Hatch appear in contemporary attire, with a modern twist on the old practice of women wearing male roles.
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