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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1945
Page
1
Barnard College student publication lists Betty Sachs Annette Auld Anita Klein as editors with Ruth Janis Miriam Gabin and Joan Raup in key roles. The issue is Vol XLIX No 22 dated Tuesday February 13 1945 and notes semi weekly release with a 8 dollar yearly subscription.
The article urges every eligible student to vote in upcoming undergraduate elections. It notes historically low turnout, cites reasons to vote, and promotes learning candidates’ records and attending College Tea Wednesday to inform choices. It stresses voting as a duty to ensure representative leadership.
The piece critiques the Times praise for Maryland University and a broad campaign to teach American history to students. It argues a single survey is an invalid measure of college knowledge and calls for better evidence before judging colleges nationwide.
A Columbia University reader asks Barnard Bulletin to publish a personal notice seeking a meeting with a Barnard student. He describes meeting her on the 116th Street subway, provides details of appearances, and asks her to contact J. J. K. c o Information Booth McMillan Theatre.
In New England and New Jersey areas, the Occupation Bureau seeks more workers for aircraft production, training English or fine arts majors as aides. A signal corps lieutenant requests more female workers to free men for Army jobs. Civil Service adds technical writers and translators while USO, Red Cross, Travelers Aid assist. WAC recruiting concentrates on stenographers typists clerks and technicians for specific roles.
Columbia and Barnard professors headline a Cooper Union program on social philosophy and semantical studies. Lectures include Lincoln the Politician by Dr Reinhard H Luthin and talks by Adrian Barnouw Karl Llewellyn Charles Morris I A Richards Jerome Nathanson Gail Kennedy and others. All lectures are free to attend.
A student recounts exam week stress across five courses. Friends relay marks over the phone while shame and dread rise in the hall. The narrator fears mental strain and imagines a future in a white coat for evaluation.
The renowned American authority on Australia, C Hartley Grattan, will lead this semester’s course on the British Empire at Barnard. His lectures aim for a working knowledge of empire structure and national aspirations, with a first lecture titled a brief Cook’s Tour.
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