Barnard Bulletin December 5 1939 college newspaper notice
The Barnard Bulletin issue lists staff including Florence Duprour Elizabeth Price Julia Epwards SuiraLey Ellenbog en Miriam Margolies Naomi Linsky and others with roles such as About Town Editor Advertising Manager and Circulation Manager. It states the paper is published semi weekly during the college year and entered as second class matter October 19, 1928.
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Barnard College
New York
N. Y
Florence Duprorr
Elizaabeth Price
Julia Epwards
SuiraLey Ellenbogen
Miriam Margolies
Naomi Linsky
Puyiis Kenner Weeee
Elizabeth Smith
Aateel
Jane Mantell
Representative Assembly Faces Need for Class Endorsement
The Rep Assembly admits weakness in self representation and moves to submit key actions to classes for college backing amid a large community chest drive. It aims to align delegates with collective student opinion, reduce duplication, and improve club programming through centralized coordination and a Friday bulletin box.
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Rep Assembly
Representative Assembly
Stade Coe
Porcupine eggs prank stuns Brooklyn homecoming crowd
A Brooklyn couple bragged about finding porcupine eggs in South Dakota, only to learn the eggs were cockle burrs. The editor notes the gag amused some and left others doubting the buyers, who planned to hatch them. The punchline rests on mistaken identity and amused and puzzled locals.
Amoebae Chaucer Yon Penguin Mania Spawns Banter
Fragmented campus items mix a playful poem about amoebae and a jokey quest to cross penguins with barnyard hens. A WNYC interview spurs a quirky exchange about odd collections and favorite college courses with student quotes and memories from Barnard classmates.
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WNYC
Burbank
Pioneer Picasso Treasures and Modernist Showings
A visit to Bergdorf Goodman and Perls Gallery highlights Picasso prints and French Moderns including Dufy Braque and Renoir with ties to Pierre Matisse’s group. The Little Foxes at National Theatre reveals authentic 1930s kitchen and dressing room details as Tallulah Bankhead leads a Broadway run multi-season. A Washington Irving High School dance season showcases Doris Humphrey and Charles Weidman with Traditions earning praise, and Port of Shadows at Fifty Fifth Street Playhouse earns acclaim for Gabin and Morgan in a stark French drama.
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Picasso
Museum of Modern Art
Bergdorf Goodman’s
Perls Gallery
East 37 St
Bignon Gallery
East 57 Street
Little Foxes
National Theatre
Giddens
Salvation Army
Daily Register
Mobile
Alabama
Tallulah Bankhead
Laurette Taylor
Peg
Old Drury
Lillian Hellman
Regina
Doris Humphrey
Charles Weidman
Washington Irving High School
Humphrey
Weidman
Port of Shadows
Fifty-Fifth Street Playhouse
Jean Gabin
Michelle Morgan
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Rita Roher
Naomi Sells
Beverly Baff
Marion Pratt
Dorothy Eckley
Zenia Sachs
Alice Harte
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Helen Kandel
Mary Smith
Phyllis Wickenden
Patricia Illingworth
Mildred Kolodny
Helene Gottesman
National Advertising Service, Inc
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