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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1941
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin notes semi weekly issues during the college year by the Undergraduate Association. It lists publication at New York with second class mail status dated October 19, 1928. Subscription is 3 dollars per year, 10 cents per issue.
The page lists editorial assistants and About Town staff with names and class years, under the Friday December 5 1941 issue. It shows student contributors such as Miriam Burstein Tyedle Oxner and Carol Collins along with many others.
The week-old WSSF Drive at Barnard lacks expected student backing and funds. The drive aimed to aid European fellow students but has fallen short, risking fewer relief opportunities and unfavorable remarks about Barnard. The dramatic club presents its show tonight and tomorrow. tickets are urged for purchase at noon.
Barnard employees recount 20 plus years at the college from Hewitt Hall laundry to Brooks Hall dining as they remember wartime, growth, and Teas on Wednesdays. Old timers like Mrs Catherine Anderson and Mrs Mary Savage describe changing times and the enduring Barnard spirit.
A readers poll of local films and stage shows lists Cary Grant and Joan Fontaine at The Music Hall How Green Was My Valley at the Rivoli Humphrey Bogart in The Maltese Falcon and Steinbeck's Forgotten Village at the Belmont The Stars Look Down at the Art Raimu in The King at The Fifth Avenue Playhouse plus revivals foreign and American films four p m daily. Tickets and charity events note December 13 for Abram Hill On Strivers Row and Barnard Center benefits with Don Cossack Chorus Carnegie Hall and Marian Anderson on January 5
A quiet English film praised for sincerity and restraint. The piece lauds director Carol Reed as honest and clever and notes the absence of hype or star power, contrasting it with inflated epic productions.
The Gogo family Galagos or Bush Babies live in a Milbank greenhouse corner. Professor Florence de L Lowther bred two offspring in New York and keeps the animals fed with grasshoppers moths vegetables and honey. Their eight inch to six inch bodies feature big brown eyes and long tails while their climbing limbs allow five foot vertical jumps and twenty foot diagonals.
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