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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1943
Page
1
Barnard College student issue dated December 16 1943 features staff roles and contact lines for circulation advertising and photography along with the editorial assistants and news board listing. It notes weekly publication cycles during the academic year and standard subscription rates.
The article urges Barnard students to raise the annual drive beyond a thousand dollars, noting past totals and urging gifts from both students and faculty without expected rewards. It argues that true sacrifice mirrors wartime resolve and supports the war effort through generous contributions.
The BULLETIN announces retirement for the winter vacation and extends best wishes to faculty and staff for a merry Christmas and a happy new year.
Adet Lin daughter of Lin Yutang and twenty year old writer joins Chinese Blood Bank staff in the United States as secretary and assistant. She plans to help establish China’s first blood bank and aid wartime efforts in India and Burma while awaiting postwar life in China.
An editorial argues for federal handling of soldier voting in the 1944 presidential election, noting soldiers must have ballots and campaign material distributed promptly. It favors centralized distribution to ensure uniformity, while acknowledging states' rights and the need for balanced campaign information.
Readers weigh in on soldier voting, arguing for federal action to enfranchise ten million servicemen and ensure ballots reach troops. Opinions split on centralization vs states’ control, highlighting rapid, uniform federal legislation as preferred.
A playful holiday column notes there are eight shopping days left before Christmas. The author jokes about seasonal fatigue and busy gift plans, referencing Bing Crosby and festive mishaps, urging readers to savor the season before the new year arrives.
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