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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1946
Page
1
Subscription rates listed for the New York publication with Maya Pines as Editor in Chief. The notice indicates second class matter status since October 19, 1928 and price details of 3.00 per year and 10 cents per single copy.
Barnard College faces a burst of applications with over 800 prospective freshmen and heavy transfer interest five months before opening. The piece notes national college enrollment gains, veteran admissions, and calls for expanded facilities and scheduling to avoid turning capable applicants away.
Tony, the Italian orphan at the WSSF carnival, thanks twenty four girls who sent birthday cards and writes two longer letters to all college girls about his progress. Collections boxes near Jake, Barnard dorms, and Barnard Hall raise funds to cover June to September costs of about $110 total.
Open City continues to be shown alongside Goups Mains Rouges an insightful and witty French film attracting audiences. Radio listeners can hear Security Council sessions on WNYC with commentary interrupted, while Letters to the Editor highlight Pacific island natives. The Old Vic opens a six week New York run featuring Olivier and Richardson in major plays. French plays Frénésie and Trois et une arrive at Barbizon Plaza. The Frick Collection on Fifth Avenue offers Rembrandt El Greco Romney works in a serene setting.
A first person encounter on Broadway with Peter a veteran Good Humor Man since 1936. He describes his army service on Saipan his Purple Heart Bronze Star and other commendations and how life as an ice cream seller intersects with education and society. The narrator notes cold streets long waits and a casual philosophy lesson from Peter.
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