08 Dec 1947
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1947
Page
1
Barnard students feel the pace of college life is too fast and the study load too diffuse. The Bulletin cites Dr Hollingshead and a German critic, discusses four course limits and reduced extracurriculars, and invites student input for future pieces and interviews on time management and education.
The Barnard Debate Council led by Beverly Beck 50 advances a strong slate of topics and a strict prep method. Advisor Dr Frances Marlatt guides recruits in debate etiquette as the club trains two teams to argue both sides and critique performances.
A fragmented recount traces Kings College founding, its charter and religious limits, and the transition to Columbia University. It notes early presidents like Savary Johnson and Myles Cooper, laws barring women residents, and notable figures such as Alexander Hamilton’s involvement in the era.
Fifteen Barnard and Columbia students formed a Pre Law Club with Gladys Foster as president. The group plans guest talks on corporation law and court visits to learn how the legal system works, plus a year-end tea to review progress and showcase the club’s first efforts.
Doris Biggio, Camp Committee chair, is described as energetic and engaging, guiding Barnard Camp to blend outdoor activity with relaxation and social events. She notes camp can suit all students from athletes to day students, enjoying both sports and feminine attire.
A Barnard College profile of Dr Lorna F McGuire detailing her role as freshman advisor and trusted confidant. The piece traces her daily scheduling, dedication to students, and influence from freshman through senior years along with background on her upbringing in New London Connecticut and life in Palisades New Jersey. Doris, a sociology major, is highlighted for camping enthusiasm and future scouting goals.
A review by Gloria Hillman praises The Bishop's Wife for its warm spiritual theme. Cary Grant plays the divine angel aiding a bishop played by David Niven while Loretta Young shines as the bishop’s wife. The supporting cast includes Jimmy Gleason Monty Wooley and Elsa Lancaster. The film echoes Miracle on 34th Street with Good Will to Men and Christmas mood. It was shown for royal audience and set for release soon.
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