Barnard Bulletin Vol XLIX December 11 1944 No 17
Barnard College semi weekly student publication with editors and staff listings dated December 11 1944. features include Miriam Burstein Betty Sachs Annete Auld Jane Wall Nancy Edwards Eleanor Wax among editors and reporters. Circulation and business staff listed with photographers and advertising managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Sachs
Annete Auld
Jane Wall
SHAME! Editorial rails at class of 1946 over dance funds
The Undergraduate Association editorial board cries SHAME at the class of 1946 for demanding free choice in junior show and financing a large dance. It argues high costs, low turnout, parent funding, and donations risk bankruptcy and callousness toward practical concerns and Voluntary service priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Follett
Mass Follett
Vertu Board
Hewitt
Dottie Pasetti Leads Barnard Social Scene and Plans
Dorothy Pasetti, Barnard College senior and social committee chair, balances duties as class secretary and activities head. She welcomes V-12 and Midshipmen to Barnard cafeteria and Earl Hall, runs coffee dances, and orchestrates a new day student Christmas formal while eyeing Gibbs training after graduation.
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Barnard Hall
Dorothy Pasetti
Barnard
Earl Hall
Dottie
Long Island
Rhode Island
United States
Katherine Gibbs
Western Electric
Mer
Representative Assembly
History of the New Deal 1933 1938 by Basil Rauch
Lieutenant Basil Rauch on leave from Barnard History publishes History of the New Deal 1933 1938. The objective study covers the first and second New Deals with careful notes and pro New Deal stance. Published by Creative Age Press at $2.00.
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New Deal
Basil Rauch
USNR
Barnard History Department
Lieut Rauch
Barnard
Annapolis
St. Rauch
Lucille Osmer
Joan Brown
Gerald P. Nye
Creative Age Press
Role of Higher Education in War and After
A detailed review of J Hillis Miller and Dorothy Brooks book on higher education during World War II. Barnard College is highlighted for enrollment trends, faculty changes, acceleration, and wartime funding. The work assesses colleges across New York State 1941–1943 and praises Barnard’s forward looking programs and National Service Committee efforts.
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New York State
Barnard
National Service Committee
Teachers College
Pope
Barnard Objects to Film Depicting Unwed Mother
A Barnard College backlash arises over a film’s portrayal of an unmarried mother identified as a Barnard student. The writer rejects praise for casting Theresa Wright and Gary Cooper, condemning the storyline as shameful and contrary to Barnard’s image.
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Barnard
Rank
Alma Mater
Hayes
Theresa Wright
Gary Cooper
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