Barnard College Bulletin Formally Housed By Student Staff
Barnard Bulletin is published semi weekly during the college year by the Undergraduate Association. It lists editors in chief Ruth Aney Marilyn Karmason Esther Mendelsohn and staff including Measagtin Mire Joan Houston Myra Koh Marlies Wolf Jean De Santo and others with roles in business advertising circulation and news staff.
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Barnard College
New York
N. Y
Ruth Aney
Marilyn Karmason
Esther J. Mendelsohn
Measagtin
Joan Houston
Myra Koh
Marlies Wolf
About Toun
Jean DE Santo
Seenepcuntenn
Norine McDonough
Cussus
Usw
Rosary Scacciaferro
Lois: Campaine
Elizabeth Aschner
Esther Jones
Laura Pienkny
Adele Robak
Marilyn Rosenthal
Lucille Wolf
Amelia Coleman
Gloria Hillman
Sally Langley
Barrie Tait
New Plan for SAF Budget Increase for 1948-49
The Undergraduate budget committee proposes raising the student activities fee from 4.00 to 5.75 per term to cover growing needs. Contingency funds totaling 1,500 and 750 for publications must be replenished. Badges Bear Mortarboard and freshmen orientation programs would gain, with printing costs rising about 10 percent.
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Representative Assembly
Glee Clu
Bear
Mortarboard
Bear Examined After Winter's Hibernation
A spring in the bear's step signals health after hibernation as the issue opens with satire and literary notes. Lita Rothbard reworks Swift on A Voyage to Discordia while stories by Manfred and Folk Dance Class appear with clear, direct focus and poignant mood shifts. Pulls No Punches Mutiel Fox critiques American literature and taste, urging courage and concision amid democracy.
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R. Fogle
Lita Rothbard
Swift
Discordia
Flaloopia
Venus
Miss Rothbard
Mr. Manfred
Elizabeth
Students Tour the United Nations Visit
Barnard and Columbia students toured the United Nations last Wednesday arranged by Douglas W. Coster of the U N Council of Columbia University with student council aid. Buses departed at 12 30 and visitors watched meetings in English French and Russian with earphone translation.
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Barnard
Columbia
United Nations
Douglas W. Coster
U.N. Council
Columbia University
Economic and Social Council
Social Commission
Security Council
Palestine
Campaign pamphlets swirl in Barnard spring politics
April winds blow a flood of campaign literature at Barnard as students rally around third party slogans. Spurred by rival lines from Henry Wallace and Harold Stassen, pamphlets tout bipartisan policy while odd fundraisers and etiquette of organizing events surface in campus chatter.
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Phyllis Daytz
Barnard
Henry Wallace
Stassen
Anize
Republican National Finance Committee
Wallace
Harold Stassen
America
Basil Rathbone Talks Theatre Return and Career
Barrie Tait interviews Basil Rathbone noting his return to stage work after stints in film radio and television. He describes theatre as exacting disciplined and rewarding and contrasts stage life with Hollywood’s limits and radio’s demand for pure voice. He recalls early acting on stage in England and his wartime service and stresses that each audience makes every performance unique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrie Tait
Basil Rathbone
Sherlock Holmes
America
Basil
Johannesburg
South Africa
England
Rathbone
Frank Benson
Peter
Mr. Rathbone
Mr. Chips
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Roselin Seider
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Marion Beil
Bing Escoda
Bernice Fiering
Miriam Goldman
Mary Makinac
Eleanor Meyer
Luigene Nickel
Betty Sanders
Emily Schneider
Carroll Byerly
Mary Burchell
Phyllis Isaacson
Ursula MacEnroy
Marguerite Maier
Feature
SAF
Wee
U.N
By Eleanor Meyer
New York City
United Nations’ Appeal For Children
Columbia U.N. Council
SFS
Princeton
G. Gallup
Princetonian
SPS
Fastern
Tovarich
Hollywood
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