Barnard Bulletin staff and notice fragments
Barnard Bulletin lists staff roles for the Undergraduate Association issued mid year. Readable lines name editors, managers, and staff members including Jean MacLaren Marilyn Karmason Esther Mendelsohn Joan Houston Myra Koh Marlies Wolf Norine McDonough Mary Markinac Mary Burchell Ann Terry and Elizabeth Hayman with boards and town desk credits for Constance Boardman Frances Fuchs Gloria Hillman and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Maclaren
Marilyn Karmason
Esther J. Mendelsohn
Joan Houston
Myra Koh
Marlies Wolf
Norine McDonough
Mary Markinac
Esse Eee
Mary Burchell
Ann Terry
Estein
Ursula McEnroy
Elizabeth Hayman
Esther Jones
la Marilyn Rosenthal
Lucille Wolf
Lucille Wolf. About Town
Constance Boardman
Frances Fuchs
Gloria Hillman
Alice Kogan
Cornelia Schaeffer
Barrie Tait
Dorm Dilemma Defines Fully Cooperative Plan
A student committee proposes two dorm plans to avoid higher fees. One allows cleaning by students with weekly maid linen service. the other eliminates maid service entirely. Critics say the plan lacks rationing and adds cost for some, while others doubt students will accept scheduling duties.
Priscilla Thierry Named Barnard’s First Musician-in-Residence
Priscilla Thierry, Radcliffe graduate and former student of Nadia Boulanger, serves as Barnard College’s musician in residence. Her career spans Paris wartime concerts, Putney School teaching, and Barnard concerts, with plans for a professional string quartet and a Barnard music shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Thierry
Barnard
Radcliffe College
Neuilly-sur-Seine
Paris
Miss Thierry
Viettel
Miss Kierry
The
YWCA
Gabriel Faine
Putney School
Vermont
Dean McIntosh
Rosemary Beeching Reigns Fresh Vocational Leader At College
Rosemary Beeching, from Rome New York, heads the college Vocational Committee after a resignation. She co-founded Bar nard's Student Republican Club and works in residence advising while pursuing an Economics major and exploring public housing and prefabricated homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Beeching
Barnard
Student Republican Club
Rome
New York
Rosemary
Leslie Morgan
Barnard Vocational Committee Plans Career Conference
The Barnard College Vocational Committee led by Rosemary Beeching 50 with 25 members outlines a spring career conference sponsored by Glamour. The event will feature social work fine and applied arts personnel and writing, plus an afternoon session on job procurement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Beeching
Barnard
Glamour
Beeching
Hudson Shore Labor School
Margaret Wood
Ethel Weiss
Miss Beeching
Leslie Morgan
Crowds and Color at Truman Ceremony
Reporter Gloria Hillman describes a bright Capitol day for Truman inaugural events. Police, Army Band, color guards, and 48 states colors parade along Pennsylvania Avenue until Phil Reegan sings the Star Spangled Banner. Red green and yellow lights glow at the National Guard Armory for the inaugural ball as Margaret Truman mingles with Washington society.
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Capitol
Harry S. Truman
Metropolitan Police
Grand Marshall
U. S. Army
Third Infantry Regiment
District of Columbia
Virgin Islands
White House
U. S. Marine Band
West Point Cadets
Pennsylvania Avenue
Phil Reegan
New York
National Guard Armory
Bastille
Margaret Truman
Cream of Washington Society
Act of Violence at Criterion Excites and Disturbs
The film stars Van Heflin as a guilt ridden American father hunted after World War II. Robert Ryan pursues him while Mary Astor and Janet Leigh portray strong female leads. Critics praise the striking visuals and score, noting shades like Odd Man Out enhance the film’s power. If unavailable at the Criterion, nearby theaters offer similar drama. lobby reading may pass time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criterion
van Heflin
Robert Ryan
Mary Astor
Janet Leigh
Arlies Wolf
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Anne Hasker
By Gloria Hillman
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