Barnard College Bulletin Names Students and Staff
Barnard Bulletin announces the semi weekly publication by the Barnard Undergraduate Association with editors Joan Raup Dolores Drew Joan Leff and Judith Rudansky as chief staff. It lists associate news board members including Cynthia Morse Shreve Patricia Pierce Atra Baer Babette Brimberg and others and notes the 1928 entry as second class matter at New York Post Office.
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Barnad Bulletin
Barnard College
New York
Cynthia Morse-Shreve
Patricia Pierce
Atra Baer
Babette Brimberg
Judith Brimberg
Anita Ginsberg
Beverly Herman
Betty Lou Kirtley
Barbara Rackin
Dorothy Spatz
Matie Tillich
Grace Dobson
Judith Mortenson
Barnard War Policy Urges Strict National Service Commitment
Barnard students are urged to fulfill the War Policy by contributing their utmost to National Service. The National Service committee will begin spring registration of current students for war work next year, emphasizing club activities align with policy and avoiding undue time expenditure.
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Representative Assembly
Barnard
National Service Committee
Peace Conference Notes From a San Francisco Memoir
A letter from a speaker recalling San Francisco during a peace conference in the Veterans Building. The writer mentions the Cliff House seals Fisherman's Wharf and Cable Cars, criticizes the term Frisco, and wishes luck to the peace delegates while noting weather and atmosphere in the city.
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Dean Gildersleeve
Fisherman's Wharf
Golden Gate
San Francisco
Sue
Dean Cildersleeve
Tam
SPARs View on Navy Careers from a Coast Guard Storekeeper
A SPAR writes about the advantages and challenges of a service career for graduates. She describes enlisting in the Coast Guard, training at Palm Beach, and moving from cadet academy limits to storekeeper duties. She notes the reality over glamour, pride in keeping ships supplied, and learning about people and life through service.
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United States Coast Guard
Ann Vermilye Gifford
Barnard
Navy
Coast Guard
WAMCS
Palm Beach
Bulletin Members Make Merry At Their Own Annual Funeral
The Barnard Bulletin marks the end of terms with a mock funeral for its editors. Six dead editors enter in gowns with candles to sing a dirge and read last wills. The room is decorated, signs mock past faults, and Mimi Burstein leads as editor emeritus. Gifts are read later in a lighthearted will, while staff share songs, treats, and humor to honor departing seniors.
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Jacob Marley
Bulletin
Mimi Burstein
Minam Burstein
Liberal Club pushes Murray Bill for Full Employment
The Liberal Club urges public support for the Murray Bill proposed in Congress in January 1945. It argues full employment prevents veterans crowding women from jobs, avoids a postwar downturn, and sets a yearly national budget ensuring at least 97 percent of the labor force is employed, balancing demand and production.
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Winifred Barr
Congress
Liberal Club
San Francisco
U. S
The Terms of a Proper Term Paper
A witty guide mockingly outlines the stages of writing a term paper from bibliography to quotations. It mocks methodless shortcuts and offers a ritualized process centered on South Hall library procedures and selecting five related titles.
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South Hall
Armadillo
Piccadilly
Piccadilly Circus
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Joan Raup
Dolores Drew
Joan Leff
Judith Rudansky
Joan Zeiger
Associate
Dear Sue
Cincinnati
California
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