Barnard College student paper amid year schedule and staff
Barnard Bulletin published semi weekly during the college year lists editors and staff including Garnet Barrett editor in chief Caytia Cobkake business manager Katharine Hasty and others with circulation and photography notes. The issue shows student staff rosters and office roles for the newspaper.
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Barnard College
New York
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Garnet Barret
Pivits Kenner
Caytia Cobkake
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Katharine Hasty
College Poll Favors Aid to Britain Without Active Involvement
Seventeen one of two hundred four undergraduates support United States aiding England without entering the war. Ninety seven girls would fight if England faced immediate danger, while ninety five would not. A majority favor closer Pan American ties and cooperative defense measures.
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United States
England
Great Britain
America
South America
Spring 1941 Senior Dining Tales and Sleep Misfires
In a spring 1941 campus vignette, students joke about Senior tea funds, a penny-pinching food crisis averted when a pirate chest of coins was found, and the long battle with sleep in freshman year. The piece keeps a playful tone while recalling class routines and lectures.
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Madam de Karge
Claremont Ave
Barnard
Harvard
Nightlife in Southampton Dugout Amid Blitz Laughter
Professor Maude Huttman sends excerpts from a Southampton letter dated December 6 1940 describing night life during the Blitz. The writer shares makeshift digs underground sleeping arrangements and makeshift comforts while attending new night clubs and socializing under air raid conditions. The account notes improvised shelter life and daily routines, with prose rich in wartime social detail.
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Maude Huttman
Southampton
London
U.S
University College
Bulletin
Fyarnarad
Dorothy
Liberal Party
Hitler
Orson Welles Stages Native Son With Core Dramatic Power
Review notes Welles compresses Wright novel into ten scenes preserving its social protest core. Canada Lee stars as Bigger Thomas with sullen intensity, delivering the climactic defense speech that exposes society’s cancer. Cast performance praised though uncertainty lingers about authenticity of the cast’s response.
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Orson Welles
Welles
Thomas
Mir
Canada
Lee
Mar
Mr. Wright
The Lady from Cheyenne review disappoints
The Lady from Cheyenne fails as a satire on woman suffrage and as a Western. Loretta Young as Annie Morgan shines briefly, but the film suffers from weak plotting and excessive dialogue. director Frank Lloyd misses satire and leaves a conventional, dull horse opera overall.
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Cheyenne
Shy Ann
Loretta Young
Annie Morgan
Annie
Frank Lloyd
China Trade Exhibit Opens at the Metropolitan Museum
The Metropolitan Museum displays hundreds of objects from private collections and its own holdings to illustrate the China Trade. A chinoiserie gallery with three rooms and pagoda ceilings frames paintings of the China coast and ships like the Empress of China. A model of the Sea Witch recalls its 1849 Canton to New York voyage in seventy four days.
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Canton
China
Cape Good Hope
Cape Horn
Canto
New York
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Judith Protas
National Advertising Service, Inc
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Los Angeles
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