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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1945
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin, a semi weekly student publication, lists editors and contributors headed by Babette Brimberg and others. It notes post office listing as second class matter since October 19, 1928 and details subscription rate of 3 dollars per year with 10 cents single copy.
The bulletin notes Dean Gildersleeve will retire by year end, ending a distinguished Barnard tenure. Alumni and students honor her leadership and internationalist impact, including her role as a delegate to San Francisco, and anticipate ongoing service to better international relations.
At class meetings tomorrow the Vocational Committee begins its program for the year. Miss Farrell will help students answer questions from a questionnaire to guide future career direction. Cooperation from all students will determine the success of the committee’s efforts.
A compilation of student opinions led by Judy Mortenson and Mary Rudd argues for internationalized atomic energy under UNO or shared secrecy. Entries range from keeping the bomb secret to broad international control, with calls for scientific freedom and fears of a new arms race.
In Studio 26 on Saturdays at CBS, Barnard students explore radio craft under Dean Gilder sleeve and Professor Greet with Earl MacGill, Ruby, and Riley. The class directs Corwin’s My Client Curley, learning casting, directing, sound effects, and control room cues in a camaraderie filled, nerve jangling session.
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