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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1945

Page

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Barnard College Bulletin Lists Members and Subscription Info

Barnard Bulletin appears as a semi weekly student publication for Barnard College. It details editors and staff including Babette Brimberg Judith Brimberg Shirley Kamell Betty Lou Kirtley Eleanor Krout Ruth Landesman Ruth Lyons and many others. The notice cites publication at Newark NY with second class mailing and a 3.00 yearly subscription.

Barnard College Tober Newark N.Y Babette Brimberg Judith Brimberg Shirley Kamell Betty Lou Kirtley Eleanor Krout Ruth Landesman Ruth Lyons Marilyn Mittelman Nancy Parrott Barbara Raskin Marilyn Schwartz

College leaders push world government movement on campuses

World Federation notes rising Student Federalist activity at Vassar Smith Wheaton and Yale to promote world government as minimum for peace. Wheaton declares UNO flaws and calls for immediate, practical steps toward global governance, while critics warn against discarding national sovereignty.

Barnard Vassar Smith Wheaton Federal Union Clarence Streit Union Now Yale Washington, D. C Wheaton Group UNO San Fran Pra

Wigs & Cues Stages The Duchess of Malfi at Brinkerhoff Theater

Wigs and Cues mounted The Duchess of Malfi with Jose Ruben directing. Leora Dana as the Duchess, Raiford Ragsdale as Ferdinand, Ann Murphy as Antonio, and Mary Graham as Bosola delivered strong performances. The production offered vivid staging, a notable echo scene, and a striking final interview scene.

Brinkerhoff Theater Wige & Cues Leora Dana Miss Dana Raiford Ragsdale Ferdinand Antonio Ann Murphy Miss Murphy Bosola Mary Graham Miss Graham Cariola Ellen Goepper Clare Shiel Delia Sheila St. Lawrence Silvio Townley Brooks Marion Townsend Mary Hunter Jose Ruben Dr. Rich Dr. Held Joan Dash

One Whirl by M. Jean Herman

A wartime sentiment turns to consumer dreams as readers praise Macy's new era and yearn for bizarre product ideas from detachable wheel suitcases to candy books and a crowd hooker while awaiting further advertising.

Charlie Macy's Ad Mhels

Barnard Girls Attend NBC Symphony in Airs at NBC

In an hour of concert life, Barnard girls witness the NBC Symphony Orchestra under Mitropoulos performing Mozart and Vaughan Williams, with future plans including Bach and Prokofieff. The NBC eighth floor auditorium offers a small, cheery setting with superb acoustics for the public to enjoy this new and lively program.

Barnard General Motors NBC Symphony Orchestra Frank Black Arturo Toscanini Dmitri Mitropoulos Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra Mitropoulos Mozart Ralph Vaughan Williams London Thames

The Chinese Question by Betty Smith

Life magazine editorials defend U.S. support for Chiang Kai-shek, but critics urge recall of troops from China. The piece argues that fascism and Chiang’s regime are undemocratic while Communists in China are portrayed as more liberal. It cites Representative Hugh De Lacy and calls for US troops to return home.

Life Magazine United States Chiang Kai-shek Japan China America Chungking Hurley Kuomintang Party Hugh de Lacy Truman State Department

Drawings in Odd Study Depict Nazi Brutality in Hungary

Odd Study currently shows in the United States a Hungarian artist Szanto Teleks work from 1944 describing Nazi brutality. Szanto, forced from her home, endured ghetto life in Budapest and slave labor in Lippstadt. Her drawings portray mothers torn from children and prisoners packed into horse car boxes, expressing the anonymity of fascist victims.

United States Tate Szanto Teleks Hungary Itudapest Lippstadt

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Barnard Bulletin News Board Associate Anita Ginsburg Cynthia Morse-Shreve Dorothy Spatz Matie Tillich Margaret Baruth Shirley Cohen Sally Dixon Alicelee Donoghue Rita Dresner Inge Falk Jean Goodman Marilyn Heggie Marilyn Karzaason Barbara Lipton Roberta Messing Maya Pines Betty Pobanz Rosary Scacciaferro Charlotte Schwartz Marguerite St. John Mollie Allensworth Elizabeth Hayman Jeanne- Marie Kranich Carol Virginia Reynolds Joan Raup Dolores Drew Joan Leff Betty Smith Judith Rudansky Jane Weidlund Simianews Judith Mortenson Ruth Murphy Ruth Raup Mary Virginia Farley Marcia Holstein World Federation Wigs & Cues Produces “the Duchess of Malfi By M. Jean Herman Macy's New York Times Nood
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