17 Feb 1947
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1947
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin lists staff and editorial roles for 1928-1929 with Editor in Chief Ruth Ralph and Mary Virginia among the named editors. It names managing editors feature editors and a large roster of editorial assistants, news boards, probationary staff, and business staff.
Marguerite St John 48 serves as assistant managing editor at Bulletin. Future issues will test other juniors for the editor role to judge qualifications and give them staff experience managing the paper.
The Barnard Student Council refused the petition of the Political Council to join the Hawaii statehood movement citing no outside affiliations and inadequate reasons. The piece argues that Hawaii has long sought admission to the Union and has proven itself as loyal and progressive, urging reconsideration by May.
John A. Kouwenhoven surveys Barnard College magazine The Bear Volume I Number I finds the issue weak and unrepresentative of student writing. He praises Doris Brown's My Friend Remus and two lighter pieces but pins overall dull prose, limited topics, and tentative work across poetry and stories.
Jean Crott presents eighteen gemmaux works blending glass fragments with a transparent binder. Four pieces echo Braque Matisse Picasso and Rouault showing varied styles. Highlights include Station de Chemin de Croix and Dieu portraying power and fluidity. Centre dEtudes Superieures 934 Fifth Ave 74th Street hosts the free show sponsored by the Cultural Counselor of the French Embassy.
The Dramatic Workshop of the New School for Social Research directed by Erwin Piscator presented Shakespeare's Twelfth Night last Wednesday. The production featured exaggerated direction and caricatured motions, with energetic swordplay, yet the students showed evident interest and sincerity.
Nan Doggett chairing the Interfaith Council on campus coordinates weekly meetings with religious group presidents to plan chapel speakers and publicity. She and her husband Carroll, both students at Western Maryland College and Barnard respectively, share a ministry-focused partnership supporting youth groups and joint spiritual and intellectual growth.
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