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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1944
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin semi weekly student newspaper page shows staff roles editors and board listings. Publication date December 14 1944 with Vol XLIX No 18. Includes editors Miriam Burstein Betty Sachs Annete Auld June Wall and numerous staff members in editorial news advertising and circulation roles.
The Port Washington native Anne Ross rises in Barnard College and the American Athletic Association as a premier diver and leader. She plans to pursue modern dance and international studies at Wellesley, while guiding A.A. initiatives and promoting the ideal of the Modern American Girl.
Readers debate the class of 46 amid resentment over being picked on. The editorial praises their major and supporting roles in Julius Caesar, noting the strong cast and administrative help, while acknowledging criticism. It urges continued spirited conduct and highlights the class as the most spirited among four.
The piece notes the final erasure of disfiguring paint from Barnard Hall windows and the removal of the civilian defense remnants. It questions the role of robots and blarkerts, hints at future changes, and calls for further letters from readers.
The Sunday Times magazine offers engaging essays on current events and war themes with sharp analysis. Radio segments on WMCA and WOR present Congress highlights and legal topics with expert panels, providing accessible democracy insights and free access.
Nancy Edwards reviews G B Pergolesi The Jealous Husband at Brander Matthews theater. She notes a flawed dress rehearsal feel, speech enunciation issues, strong music, and striking sets with lively staging and a duel scene, while criticizing audience proximity and stage arrangement.
A letter from servicemen in Italy thanks Ruth Maur and the War Activities Committee for donated boots and comforts. The writer, writing from a quiet sector near Fritz’s line, recounts a wounded friend who died en route to hospital, and celebrates Allied cooperation across American British French troops. The note expresses deep gratitude and hopes for an end to the war and a peaceful return home.
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