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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1945
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin is issued semi weekly by students for the Undergraduate Association throughout the academic year. It lists subscription costs and a long roster of staff roles including Babette Brimberg Judith Brimberg and others with positions in business advertising and circulation.
A campus petition criticizing government control of the atomic bomb prompts Barnard College students to refrain from signing. Critics argue the wording is vague, political council guidance is unclear, and a more specific petition or poll should be developed before any student endorsement.
Letter writers apologize for earlier remarks by senior class members on December 4 and urge maturity in student government. A second writer argues U S diplomacy on atomic energy should advance UNO cooperation, criticizing postwar strategy and urging transparency and international trust.
A 1945 bulletin critiques student opinions on the atomic bomb, calling out naïve pro bombing arguments and urging sober understanding of nuclear science. The piece warns against sensationalism and stresses responsible education to prevent dangerous misconceptions.
A playful campus ode laments catalog chaos in the academic life as students weigh course loads and graduation timing. The verse praises the registrar while mocking the pull between French literature and German history offerings and the lure of beauty sleep.
The article reports on co operative education at Vassar where faculty favor making it permanent, Smith College debating post war curricula and petitions on quizzes and attendance, and Bard College keeping the Winter Field and Reading Period with aid for veterans and freshmen. It notes student opinions and faculty actions amid wartime concerns.
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