Barnard Bulletin editorial staff list
Barnard Bulletin presents a roster listing editors and staff for the current year. Included are Editor-in-Chief Helen Rateeck and Managing Editor Elizabeth Swinton with additional editors and news board members such as Marion Pratt Rita Roher Helene Rothenberg Charlotte Schwartz Naomi Sells and Michelle Silverman.
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Helen Rateeck
Anse Barasxovsny
Foxa Horrean
Elizabeth Swinton
Edastor
Marion Pratt
Elizabeth Price
Rita Roher
Helene Rothenberg
Charlotte Schwartz
Naomi Sells
Michelle Silverman
Elizabeth Spollen
Geraldine Sax
About Town Staff Short List of Editors and Staff
Editor Evelyn Lichtenberg 38 Ellen Hammer 41 Marion Hellman 8 Fay E. Henle 40 Ruth Landesman 738 Norma Raymond 739 Phyllis Rappaport 39. The brief staff roster appears under town notes with names and years indicating seniority or graduation.
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Short Rothenberg
Evelyn Lichtenberg
Ellen Hammer
Marion Hellman
Fay E. Henle
Ruth Landesman
Norma Raymond
Phyllis Rappaport
Representative Assembly Urges Progressive Undergraduate Reform
The Bulletin notes Miss Freudenheim’s critique of the Undergraduate Constitution and urges the Assembly to broaden representation. It argues that extra curricular life requires wider seating for Student Council appointees, and supports current publication distinctions and starboard editor roles. Change is framed as essential for progress.
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Concert Echoes Across Tense Evening
The crowd hushes as the Maestro Toscanini is adored while Benny Goodman leads a lively performance. The piece weavesBeethoven to Berlin with notes from Arturo Toscanini and Goodman, showing a blend of classical and swing.
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Benny Goodman
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Beethoven
Berlin
Goodman
Toscannini’s
Revolt Against the Parents in Sinclair Lewis Novel
A reader reviews The Prodigal Parents, arguing the work exaggerates the child revolt by listing seven tactics and behaviors alleged of modern youth. The piece notes Annabel as counterpoint but disputes the book’s fairness and impact on the public.
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Mama
Mr. Lewis
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Approval and reservations on Undergraduate Constitution changes
Students express mixed views on the Undergraduate Constitution revisions. Opinions favor broader representation and concern over freshmen bias, dormitory provisions, and campus activity involvement, with some endorsing most changes while others worry about overall caliber and access for nonactivists.
Technicolor saga of mud and romance at About Town Cinema
Warner Brothers latest Technicolor feature 4 Is Where You Find It uses lush color scenes to offset melodramatic plot about post Civil War California feud between miners and ranchers. Olivia de Havilland George Brent and Claude Rains star amid grand but sometimes obvious visual effects in a tale of family, loyalty, and land.
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Warner Brothers
California
Papa
Son
Darter
Sonny
Carter
Olivia de Haviland
George Brent
Claude Raines
The Affairs Of Maupassant at Fifty Fifth Street Playhouse
Review of The Affairs of Maupassant a Panta Films Vienna production. The piece reimagines Maupassant with Marie Bashkirtseff as student of painting, features mixed acting and direction but contains moving moments despite overlong melodrama and melodramatic performances.
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Camille
Guy de Maupassant
Marie Bashkirtseff
Hans Jaray
Maupassant
Lili Darvas
Stoke Szakall
Dr. Walitzky
Marie
Attila Herbiger
Bassieux
Henry Koster
Mexican Painters at The Galleries And Other Showings
The Valentine Gallery presents a major show by fifteen contemporary Mexican painters led by Jose Clemente Orozco and Diego Rivera with vibrant terra cotta and grey palettes. Robberto Montenegro offers surrealism in The Mystery while Doris Rosenthal’s oils at Midtown and Florence Cane at Julien Levy expand the cross city exhibitions. Etienne Petitjean’s Parisian-tinged Newhouse Gallery piece reimagines American scenes with vivid color and humor.
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Valentine Gallery
East 57 Street
Fifty-Seventh Street
Diego Rivera
Jose Clemente Orozeco
Pancho Villa
Senor Clemente
Roberto Montenegro
Antonio Ruiz
Rufino Tamayo
Mexico
Doris Rosenthal
Midtown
Madison Avenue
Juary
Etienne Petitjean
Newhouse
Marc
New York
Petitjean
la Belle France
East Side
Queensborough Bridge
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