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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1943
Page
1
Barnard College student pages list undergraduate association activity for the year. The issue, dated Thursday December 9 1943, includes staff credits and contact details, advertising manager, editors, and news boards as part of a semi weekly college year publication.
Amid constitutional ambiguity the Barnard Undergraduate Government faces doubts over the powers of the Representative Assembly and Student Council. A proposed all‑encompassing committee would review precedent, treasury practices, council relations, and representation methods to deliver a full report and concrete remedies.
Portrait of Andy Sirch, Barnard College vice president and psychology major, detailing her senior activities, friendships with Joan Carey and others, and plans toward the Cadet Nurses Corps. Notes include her early stage fright, hobbies in modeling allied aircraft, and hopes for vocational guidance work.
A note describes a hectic day with three meetings at noon and no lunch after flipping a penny to skip them. The writer recalls a major meeting about program changes and decides to drop a government course, noting no fault with the department yet choosing a simpler path.
Theatre review of Columbia Associates presentation of The Two Misers by Grétry with English lyrics. The critic praises tuneful music and witty lyrics, notes strong performance by Jeanne Gordon and the blocking by Dr. Bradbury Smith, while faulting plot focus and production pacing. Nancy Edwards.
A humorous reflection on revived 1920s trends in theater and society. The piece notes stage revivals, fashion, and bootlegging headlines resurfacing in 1943, contrasting old glamour with modern changes, and laments a perceived cultural shift.
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