Barnard College Bulletin Names Female Students
Barnard Bulletin lists undergraduate staff and students for the college year. It notes publication by Barnard College students and provides subscription details and a long roster of names including Babette Brimberg Judith Brimberg Shirley Kamell Betty Lou Kirtley Eleanor Krout Ruth Landesman Ruth Lyons and many others.
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Barnard College
New York
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
Snafu Day at 405 Barnard Forces Last-Minute Edits
A monthly snafu at 405 Barnard slows the newsroom as stacks of copy surge and insiders scramble for stories. Editors fear page one collapse with top staff pushing own notes and onlookers visiting while printers demand late copy.
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Barnard
Jake
Menorah
Interfaith
NWF
Popers
Pao Boc
Christmas Spirits and Seasonal Happenings Across Town
The piece paints a festive mood as shops display glamour temptations and Santa figures loom large in Brooklyn and Rockefeller Center. It notes holiday parties at school and family gatherings, with service members home for Christmas and hopeful plans for New Year celebrations.
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Santa Claus
Brooklyn
Rockefeller Center
Barnard Bear seeks fresh content in annual revamp attempt
Barnard College editors undertake a major overhaul of the Bear theme Variety Is the Spice of Life with poetry and non fiction divisions plus a literary contest Prizes publish winning work and staff invites reader submissions as Dom Miss Phelps enforces the new structure The Opera House Lohengrin performance with Barnard residents in box 15 ends with mixed reviews and lively audience interaction
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Jake
Chloe
Marie-Anne Phelps
The
Bear
Thunder and teacups in radio workrooms. a behind the scenes recollection
Sal recalls directing radio sound effects for a production of Canterville Ghost. She describes challenges creating thunder with teacups, selecting sound cues, and coordinating engineers and actors. The piece highlights practical studio tricks, musical mismatches, and the playful chaos of early radio work.
MoMA Hosts Two Small Exhibitions From November to February
Beginning November 28 and through February 17 the Museum of Modern Art presents two small gallery exhibitions. One shows eighteen framed reproductions from the museum's collection using eleven collotypes five silk screens and two lithographs striving for fidelity to originals. The Rouault Christ Mocked appears in fifty two colors among works by Cezanne Matisse Picasso and van Gogh. The second display features drawings from the dance and theater design collection and a tiny exhibit on Fanny Corto. The Corto piece is a shadow box by Joseph Cornell recreating the dancer's era with prints books music covers fashion plates and photos.
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Museum of Modern Art
Christ
Cezanne
Matisse
Picasso
van Gogh
Department of Dance and Theater Design
Fanny Corto
Fanny Corrito
Joseph Cornell
Ah Arealee
Mu. I. Ae
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