Barnard Bulletin personnel and notices listed
Barnard Bulletin lists staff and departments for the year including Florence Fischman and Shirley Aronow as editors and business managers. The issue notes entry as second class matter and provides subscription rates and various board member names across editorial, news, advertising, photography, circulation, and About Town sections.
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Barnard College
New York
N. Y
Florence Fischman
Shirley Aronow
Carol Collins
Judith Coplon
Deborah Burstein
Denise Donegan
Norma Shoetner
Marcia Freeman
Judith Protas
Martha Messler
Elizabeth Haithwaite
Elaine Jose
Bridge, War Work, and a Campus Practical Joke
In a college campus note the smoking room crowd admits time wasted on bridge. Girls acknowledge war work with USO duties, while the only strong reply praises more work. A cheeky suggestion proposes a foul smelling, uncomfortable workshop to attract volunteers.
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USO
E.B
National Service Committee
Editor Letters Signatures Waived on Request
Readers are reminded that letters submitted to the editor must be signed unless the author agrees to publish initials only, though the newspaper must keep the author's full name on file. The policy governs letters and ensures accountability for published opinions.
Camp notes mix humor and campus gossip in brisk column
A jittery campus chronicle from an anonymous writer recalls a weekend at a camp in Milbank and Croton with water taps and roughing it. It then shifts to a Barnard controversy over a fictitious class president, a real winner Harmony Twichell, and ends with a humorous BWOC letter from a smoking room maiden on Barnard life and Bridge games.
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Milbank
Croton
Riverside
Vassar
Rep
Ro Hes
Lydia Wright
Harmony Twichell
Bulletin
Barnard
Green Horns
Student Council
OC. B.W.O.C
Students’ Show Scrapped Over Comprehensive Exams
Barnard juniors created a play titled 43 Skidoo about their class facing comprehensives. Faculty action scrapped the plot. comprehensives are paused for all but English and Anthropology departments. Authors listed as English majors.
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Barnard
Wallace Tribute Highlights Russian Valor And Unity
Vice President Henry Wallace praises Russia for sacrifices in World War II and urges continued aid. He cites Soviet literacy gains and women's contributions, asserting Americans and Russians share a goal of building a new democracy and peace.
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Barnard
Henry Wallace
Madison Square Garden
United Nations
Russia
United States
Wallace
Stage Review at Royale Details A Crisis In George Simon Life
The critique follows George Simon a lawyer whose career and marriage are tested by a youthful mistake. Paul Muni portrays Simon with restraint though not fully living the role. Olive Deering as the devoted secretary and a superbly realized aristocrat round out the central cast as the play’s moral tensions unfold on stage.
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George Simon
Elmer Rice
Paul Muni
Miss Gordon
Olive Deering
Paul Muni shines in Royale staging of Counsellor-at-Law
Paul Muni's presence fills the Royale even as the play underwhelms with diffuse dialogue. Jennie Moscowitz as George Simon's mother delights while Ann Thomas as the telephone operator stands out in Rice's daily life vignettes. The production offers life and reality for a absorbing three hours.
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Jennie Moscowitz
George Simon
Ann Thomas
Mr. Rice
Counsellor-at-Law
The
Royale
Red Army songs album at Russian War Relief booth
An album of Red Army chorus songs is for sale at the Russian War Relief Booth along with other Christmas gifts. The collection includes Meadowland and From Border to Border sung by the Alexandrov chorus. The songs are presented as militant war music reflecting real life and courage of Soviet soldiers.
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Red Army Chorus
Alexandrov
Red Forces
Barnard Alumnus Becomes Sun's First Female Copy Boy
Amy Zasaly, Barnard alumna and School of Journalism student, becomes the Sun’s first female copy boy, working 9 to 5:30 Saturdays. She explains she pursued the job openly, and finds newsroom routines include male etiquette adjusting to her presence. She notes the role is not for profit and wonders how colleagues will adapt.
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Edith Spring
New York Sun
Amy Zasaly
The
Sun
Amy
Barnard
School of Journalism
Dale Carnegie
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Beatrice Kaplan
Lucille Osmer
Florence Levine
Eleanor Streichler
News Board
Miriam Burstein
June Cannan
Carol Ruskin
Betty Sachs
Jean Vandervoort
June Wals
Yelena Albala
Annette Auld
Betty Booth
Dolores Drew
Nancy Edwards
Barbara Gitlan
Joan Raup
Estelle Sobel
Dorothy Terrace
Eleanor Wax
Joan Zeiger
Mary Goodwin
Marcia Lawrence
Gloria Mandeville
Cynthia Rittenband
Elsie White
Mary M. Brown
Marilyn Haggerty
Jean Jahr
Ruth Janis
Anita Klein
Marion Mednick
Beverly Weisberg
Faith Zimmer
National Advertising Service, Inc. College Publishers
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Associated Collegiate Press
I. M
Welfare Island
Ore Eesident
Counsellor-at- Lew
Red Army
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