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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1946
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin details its semi weekly publication by Barnard College students with an extensive staff list. Names cover Editor in Chief Managing Editors Feature Editors About Town Editor Cartoonist Business Manager Advertising Manager Circulation Manager and large NEWS BOARD ASSOCIATE NEWS BOARD PROBATIONARY STAFF ABOUT TOWN STAFF and BUSINESS STAFF, naming numerous individuals and roles.
A student editorial questions Barnard College proposed final major exams for the class entering in 1947. It asks whether exams fit into a coherent curriculum, if minor tests could test experiments, and whether the change would improve or harm education, awaiting faculty answers from the January 6 meeting.
A reader guide notes Bear Mountain and Bethpage State Park offer ski tow, rental gear, and night tobogganing on Long Island. Ice skating options include Rockefeller Center and several city parks with lakes. The New York Times runs a Friday ski column with weather and trail news and NY State Commerce offers free winter booklets.
A winter theatre roundup highlights The Well Digger's Daughter at Avenue Playhouse The Brief Encounter at Little Carnegie Born Yesterday at the Little Carnegie and Joan of Lorraine starring Ingrid Bergman. It also notes dislikes for Park Avenue The Iceman Cometh and Holiday in Mexico.
A campus poll records student opinions on raising the Student Activities fee from 250 to 300 dollars. Participants ask for financial reports, debate whether higher costs will cover budgets, and question the benefit to clubs and events like folk dances. Some urge restraint as prices rise.
Profile of Dorothy Lowe a Barnard College student recounts years of travel through twelve schools from Boston to Honolulu. She describes Pearl Harbor memories, her leadership in clubs, athletic interests, and roles on campus while balancing studies and activities.
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