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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1941
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin item states it is published semi weekly during the college year by Barnard College students for the Undergraduate Association. It notes post office second class matter status from October 19 1928 in New York New York and provides subscription rate three dollars per year or ten cent single copy.
December 16 1941 issue lists editors business managers and staff including Grace Barrett Rexner Kanvet Sachs Hant Capraro Aronow Kovopys Aronow and others. Readership section names editorial assistants and about town staff with class years indicated.
A wartime appeal stresses conserving water, food, paper, and metal to aid national defense. Officials warn of water shortages and the government seeks citizen effort to economize, with representatives pledging to do their part to preserve democracy and freedom.
The Bulletin announces a Christmas休itation period until January 9, 1942. Editors and staff extend best wishes for a pleasant vacation with Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Delegates at Yale discuss how universities can foster cooperation across the Americas during a crisis. Four speakers weigh cultural and economic gaps, with optimism tempered by realism about power disparities. Committees urge Latin American curriculum expansion and better recognition of exchange students.
The university broadcasting station will suspend CURC programs until after vacation. This evening begins a new schedule with the Columbia Symphonic Band at 8 40 followed by Professor Marty Carman discussing The Farmer Fights at Home at 9 30. Barnard 45 airs Christmas Round the World at 9 45 with three foreign students. Wednesday at 9 45 Barnard Glee Club sings Christmas Carols. At 10 05 a music quiz Columbia versus Barnard. Thursday the Chapel Choir sings Christmas Carols from John Jay Lounge.
Delegates to the conference will be selected by the Assembly from students who sign the signup poster posted on Jake at Mawr College Pennsylvania on March 29 30 1942.
The annual Christmas Candle light Service will be held Thursday Dec 18 at 5 15 p m in St Pauls Chapel. The chapel will be decorated with balsam boughs holly and Christmas trees. Each choir member will carry a lighted candle during the processional hymn. Traditional French English and Catalonian carols will be included.
The week features the Aviation Cadets Poster Contest results soon at hand from New York Recruiting District and the Art Students League, plus Silk screen prize winners at the Museum of Modern Art. Rembrandt heads to the Metropolitan January 12 with Australian Art, while Rosalind Russell and Don Ameche star in The Feminine Touch at the Capital.
Review of the Olsen and Johnson musical Sons O Fun at the Winter Garden praising its high energy, wild antics, and audience participation. Notes on the Hellzapoppin style, added cast like Ella Logan, new bits, and the joke heavy, vaudeville flavor. Warns about the immersive, slapstick chaos and says the show delivers strong laughs.
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