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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1946
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin records staff roles and contacts for editors reporters and business staff. It lists Editor in Chief managing editors feature editors about town editor cartoonist and various boards including news associate staff probationary and town staff with names and positions.
The University of Hawaii carnival raised more than $100000 for a university drive, with three days of celebrations. The note compares this to Barnard College's $5000 goal, urging contributions before the Christmas holidays and urging Barnard to reach a fifth of the Hawaii total.
The message urges contributions to the Employees’ Christmas Fund at Barnard and Milbank Halls. It highlights desires for running elevators, clean halls, meals, tea, and radiator heat, and asks supporters to remember foster children overseas as well as those at home. Red donation boxes are placed in entrance halls.
Nine Barnard students attended a six hour United Nations session on December 10 focusing on arms inspection and disarmament proposals. They witnessed Russia and Great Britain clash over reporting armed forces and armaments, with Sir Hartley Shawcross and Molotov among the key figures. The students praised the pace and personalities, noted rapid interpreter translations, and two announced plans to seek UN employment.
The Columbia Players staged The Taming of the Shrew at Brander Theatre December 11 to 14. Rita Abrams Barnard and Adolphus Sweet led a lively cast with colorful costumes and musical background in a playful Shakespearean comedy adaptation by Theatre Guild.
Barnard Radcliffe and Vassar showcase the most democratic officer elections with petition nominations, printed slates, or student teas. Mt Holyoke and Smith use mass meetings or council ballots, while Wellesley employs a single transferable ballot. International exchanges send Connecticut College and Smith students abroad while Toronto hosts five Smith juniors.
The Museum of Modern Art displays Picasso aquatints from Buffon’s Histoire Naturelle and a near complete collection of Toulouse-Lautrec lithographs as a gift from Mrs. John D. Rockefeller Jr. The Picasso etchings capture realistic animal illustrations while Lautrec’s pieces include Au Moulin Rouge and Portraits d acteurs et d actrices featuring Coquelin Guitry and Bernhardt.
The tunnels under Columbia start near the information desk at McMillin Theater. Explorers turn right on entry and walk down to connect The School of Mines and Schermerhorn. Proceed past University Hall power plant to the chair making area and into the ruins of Schermerhorn.
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