Barnard Bulletin staff and staff roles listed at Barna College
The Barnard Bulletin, published semi weekly, lists staff including Editor in Chief Marilyn Schwartz Managing Editors Marguerite St John Betty Wall and others. It notes circulation, business staff, probationary crew and About Town editor and Copy Editor among the roles.
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Durin
Barna College
New York
Ndesman
Marilyn Schwartz
Marguerite ST. John
Betty Wallastry Beeck
Helen Serrell
Pf Ann Terry
Bear’s Winter Issue Reflects Policy Change
The new Bear issue stays readable from cover to cover, a deliberate shift by the managing board to reflect the college. Mrs McIntosh’s article is welcome and Sally Forbes’s death is noted as a loss to Barnard. Joyce Sentner’s McGinty story aims for frankness though pacing lags at times.
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Bear
Sally Forbes
Miss Forbes
Barnard
Joyce Sentner
McGinty
Miss Seatner
Columbia Defends Fast Ban While Allowing Controversial Speaker
Columbia strengthens its stance on banning Howard Fast by permitting Arnold Johnson of the Communist Party to address the Maraist Study Group, tying the policy to indictment. Barnard Political Council seeks a written list of terms governing Inviting speakers to clarify academic freedom stance and prevent future controversy.
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Howard Fast
Columbia
Arnold Johnson
Communist Party
United States
City College
Fast
Barnard Political Council
Political Council
Miss Harrington
Barnard
BuLe- Tin
Review of Nonfiction Titles And Reader Reactions
The piece criticizes Lois Brean’s Under pinnings for forced nostalgia and unclear aims. Joan Sanger’s On Civil Liberties is deemed muddled though its message is reiterated. The notice praises Baby for political topics and highlights Gertrude Breck Wind Over Scotland and Alda QGertly’s Majors Meeting as favored works.
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Lois Brean
Joan Sanger
Review of Columbia College literary magazine praises mixed quality
Muriel Fox notes the Foreword outlines selection principles but many pieces do not meet them. The December issue shows undergraduate tone with good and mediocre work, a few strong poems like Paul Schachter's The Sentimental Cynic, and confusing pieces such as John Hollander’s Notes ex Form and Function from the Wet.
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Muriel Fox
Columbia Review
Norman Kelvin
Columbia College
Barnard Bear
Barnard
Columbia
Paul Schachter
John Hollander
Christmas on Fifth Avenue delights with Macy’s Santa window
Report from New York celebrates Macy’s 34th Street Santa window as the season’s highlight with Mrs Claus and reindeer. Crowds throng Fifth Avenue stores, notably Lord and Taylor, while Altman welcomes a perfumed entrance and Bonwit Teller hints at French verse.
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New York City
Macy’s
34Th St
Santa Claus
Lord & Taylor’s
Macy's
Altman's
McCreery’s
45Th St
No. 5
M.S. J
Hollywood Exploitation of Good Music An Insult to Esthetic Sense
A critic argues American audiences are fed music in week motion picture pilots, privileging foreign films with praise and overexposed scores. The piece laments the dominance of budgeted productions, calls for restraint, and mocks use of famous composers, urging viewers to reject overly commercialized soundtracks.
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Hollywood
Erin
Heart
Holywood
Pee
United States
Hoye
Henry the Fifth film review at Park Avenue Theatre
Laurence Olivier’s Henry the Fifth remains highly entertaining and insightful. The piece traces the shift from Globe Theatre staging to vivid battle scenes in France, then returns to the Globe in London. The reviewer notes a misstep with Falstaff’s death but says the film should appeal to American audiences and dispel the idea Shakespeare must be studied to be enjoyed.
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Park Avenue Theatre
Laurence Olivier
Henry the Fifth
Globe Theatre
France
Artificial Globe Theatre
Delmore Schwartz
Sir Laurence
Falstaff
Henry
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