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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1944

Page

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Barnard Bulletin Names Editorial and News Staff

Barnard Bulletin lists Editorial Editor in Chief Miriam Burstein and Betty Sachs with assistants Annette Auld June Wall Eleanor Wax Dorothy Terrace and Dolores Drew among others. News Board members June Felton Ruth Lyons Ruth Raup Betty Smith and associate members Phyllis Brand Miriam Gabin Marcia Holstein Anita Klein Ruth Janis.

Miriam Burstein Betty Sachs Annette Auld , June Wall Eleanor Wax Dorothy Terrace June Felton Ruth Lyons Ruth Raup Betty Smith Phyllis Brand Miriam Gabin Marcia Holstein Anita Klein Ruth Janis

Barnard Students Call for Current Problems Course

Barnard undergraduates propose a new Current Problems seminar with Dean Gildersleeve approval. The plan aims to teach source evaluation, distinguish propaganda from truth, and foster informed citizenship among Barnard women through a structured, critical study of major issues.

Barnard Gildersleeve Versailles Wory Tower Hitler

Postwar policy views across students on economy and labor

A compilation of student opinions on postwar plans covers government role in reconversion, full employment, social legislation, price controls, and deindustrialization. It includes ideas on allied occupation, reeducation, Morgenthau's plan, labor rights, and the balance between private industry and state action.

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Attitude Toward Wartime Strikes and Postwar Labor

A wartime stance opposes strikes as harmful to essential materials and national needs. The speaker warns labor could gain excessive power postwar, risking a drift toward totalitarian control and endorses limits on business and rejects closed shops as unfair to workers unable to secure jobs.

Student views on world peace and national security

Several students share opinions on military training and international leadership. Responses vary from support for short term drills to promote discipline, for protecting smaller nations, or opposing constant war preparation. Readings cited include Times Telegram PM and editorials.

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