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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1941
Page
1
Barnard College student run weekly bulletin notes its semi weekly schedule during the college year and holiday breaks. It lists publication as second class matter since October 19 1928 at the New York Post Office under the 1879 act with a 300 per year subscription or 10 cent single copies.
The page lists the editorial board members and about town staff for the 1941 edition. Names include Naomi Sells and Phyllis Wickenden among others, with class years shown in parentheses.
An October wave of antiwar hysteria at Barnard gave way to acceptance of voluntary national service courses in motor mechanics dietetics map making and related subjects. The Student Council backed a peace assembly but the campus now shows interest in service activities with a debate on Aid to Britain scheduled for this afternoon.
A feature spread laments rising college enrollments and the looming decline as 1940 figures show a 2 percent drop nationwide. Princeton lampoon notes recount campus pranks, Venus de Milo, and a Waldorf fare of student humor while Alec Templeton and Westminister Dog Show coverage closes with Brucie the cocker spaniel’s repeat win.
The playful star Kovacs rises to third nationally after beating Riggs three times and McNeill twice. He uses theater on court and still maintains fire, predicting a strong National Singles showing. A quirky aside recalls student notes and a humorous lunchroom digression.
The Norths of Greenwich Village host a corpse on their premises in a witty mystery that blends suspense and laughs. Peggy Conklin shines as the clever Mrs North while Albert Hackett supports as her husband in a night of agreeable entertainment at the Belasco Theatre.
Cinemata notes Honeymoon for Three confuses as a triangle comedy. George Brent plays an erratic anti hero while Ann Sheridan brings charm and style. Charles Ruggles adds humor and the film is described as clever and better than average.
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