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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1941
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin issued semi weekly for Barnard College students with staff and ads. Includes editorial and news boards listing dozens of student contributors and staff members for the 1941 year. Published from New York with subscriptions and publication details.
The piece urges continued war effort and civic duty by students and citizens. It stresses maintaining normal study and social gains, living for democracy, and directing sacrifices toward victory. It notes the fight against Japan and other aggressor nations and the need to defeat their directing philosophies.
Doris Landre profiles Raymond Collyer Knox after thirty three years as Columbia University chaplain. He recalls expanding religious courses at Barnard and Bible studies, opening the chapel to women, and adding religious counselors. He envisions continuing work to valorize religion in college and writing books after retirement.
About 300 college delegates at the Middle Atlantic conference on International Affairs at Lehigh University discussed postwar reconstruction, the fate of defeated fascist nations, and the role of a potential world organization amid varied plans including an international government and a single army. Barnard reps Dor othy LeCount Liliane Vasseur and the author urged greater democratic transparency and broader American responsibility.
Pots, pans, and plastics adorn exhibition shelves at the Museum of Modern Art with many items for sale, offering cheap Christmas gifts. The city’s arts scene buzzes with Coffee Concerts, talkies, Hollywood chatter, upcoming stage shows, and radio broadcasts, all vying for entertainment dollars this season.
The Studio Theatre of the Dramatic Workshop presents Days of Our Youth by Frank Gabrielson. A large cast of 47 participants fills two acts and seventeen scenes with college life stereotypes. Despite noisy production and a faulty phonograph, earnest actors deliver good dialogue and a few strong moments though many scenes could have been trimmed.
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