Barnard Bulletin Staff and Editorial Roles Listed
Barnard Bulletin lists editor Ruth Aney and business manager Ilyn Kason with a multi section staff including editors Joan Houston Myra Koh Marlies Wolf and Norine McDonough. The notice details multiple boards such as News About Town Associate News Board and Advertising Manager with names across departments.
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Joan Houston
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Norine McDonough
Mary Markinac
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Mary Burchell
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Lois Campaine
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Elizabeth Hayman
Esther Jones
Laura Pienkny
Adele Robak
Marilyn Rosenthal
Lucille Wolf
Gloria Hillman
Barrie Tait
Sue Cox
Phyllis Daytz
Eugenie Hill
Madeline Justesen
Leah Krechevsky
Roselin Seider
Beverly Yager
Marion Bell
Bing Escoda
Bernice Fiering
Miriam Goldman
Return Your Dollar For Tuberculosis Health Aid
A public appeal urges returning one dollar to the New York Tuberculosis and Health Association after receiving Christmas seals. It cites rising New York City TB cases, 18 354 registered tuberculars, an estimated 20 000 unknowingly diseased, and inadequate hospital facilities. The group offers free examinations and ongoing research.
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New York Tuberculosis and Health Association
New York City
New
Fourth Avenue
New York
On Your Honor Report Tuesday's Honor Board Assembly
An assembly discussed two extreme paths for addressing dishonesty in the community. Abolishing the Honor System for strict proctoring risks expulsion. eliminating the board relies on trust and social pressure but may fail. The article argues for a reinforced Honor System with a pledge clause requiring reporting of violations.
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Honor Board
McIntosh
About Town Live Today for Tomorrow
A Criterion Theatre film features a judge who plans mercy killing of his ill wife and himself. The storyline raises the mercy killing versus murder debate, weighing legal and ethical issues, with commentary on potential abuse if mercy laws exist.
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About Town
Marlies ‘Wolf
Criterion Theatre
Heffernan’s College Roles Mix Sports and Social Work
Mary Louise Heffernan, president of the Athletic Association at Barnard, balances sports interest with plans for social work or personnel roles. Transferring from Westbrook in 1946, she chaired games as an economics major and teaches basketball at Casita Maria, a settlement house adopted by the Newman Club. She hopes to attend graduate school if a field in social work or business personnel work proves appealing.
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Victorine Lee Budd
Mary Louise Heffernan
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Athletic Association
Barnard
Westbrook Junior College
Maine
A.A
Games
Miss Heffernan
Casita Maria
Newman Club
Wigs and Cues Scores Hit in Goldsmith Play
The Wigs and Cues cast delivered a strong performance of She Stoops to Conquer with sharp humor and stylish overacting. Elizabeth Hann as Mr Hardcastle and Peggy McCay as Miss Hardcastle drew praise for their stage presence.
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Ever Goldsmith
England
Goldsmith
Mr. Hardcastle
Elizabeth Hann
Miss Hanna
Peggy McCay
Joan of Arc
Miss Hardcastle
Mary Ellington
Mrs. Hardcastle
Final BEAR issue marks mixed reaction and closure
The last BEAR issue garners mixed student response as the magazine ends its run. Contents include Lynn Kang’s The Old Father’s Saga, Betty Rubinstein’s Green Glass, a Joyce/Ulysses piece, an interview with Jessica Tandy, Berlin relief piece, reviews, and poetry. Bear’s revival as a Bulletin supplement is noted, but the final edition evidences a fragile, tentative rally.
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Bear
Lynn Kang
Betty Rubinstein
Miss Kang
Miss Rubinstein
The
Star
Berlin
Valerie Moolman
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