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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1945
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin lists the 1928 29 editorial team and sections including Editor in Chief Joan Rauf and Photography News Board. It notes the semiweekly publication cadence during the college year with vacations and exams excluded and credits staffers such as Marcia Holstein and Ruth Landesman among the contributors.
Bulletin poll shows extremes among 30 students from a 1200 body. Twenty say the United States cannot or should not keep the secret. four favor continuing secrecy. most support international control of atomic energy and international oversight as a long term goal amid concerns over secrecy and global balance.
SAL reports Swank magazine targets men with articles on living with Lauren by Humphrey and Earl Wilson, plus pieces on marriage debates and atomic bomb and postwar electronics jobs. The note humorously says women read it behind closed doors at teas while men run enterprises and read while running.
The Barnard College Glee Club joined the Columbia Glee Club for a fall concert at McMillin Theater directed by Igor Buketoff. Highlights included Bach motets and Kodaly Ave Maria with strong blending, plus lively solo moments by Barnard and Grace Anderson. The program closed with Holst pieces and Schumann prologue, noting occasional tone balance issues but overall high musical quality.
Virginia C. Gildersleeve was awarded a citation by Phi Beta Kappa Association at a November 15 Cosmopolitan Club dinner. Members praised her past achievements and distinguished service in education and international relations, pledging ongoing support for her work and ideals.
A BULLETIN special on atomic energy presents student views on secrecy versus international sharing. Entries by Elaine Kleinschmidt Nona Thelander Kevin Daly Bettina Liebowitz Lucile Hamilton Loretta Berke Alicelee Donoghue Nancy Jennings Lois Cooper Glory Schwantes and Marilyn Schwartz advocate varied positions from keeping control to full internationalization and UN oversight.
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