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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1946
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin is issued semi weekly during the academic year by Barnard College students for the Undergraduate Association. It lists the 1928 postal registration, subscription rate of 3 dollars per year, single copy ten cents, and names Babette Brimberg through Marilyn Mittelman as contributors.
The article lists the Association News Board members including Margaret Baruth Shirley Cohen Sally Dixon Alicelee Donoghue Ruth Cossick and others and credits Jane Weidline as a board member. It also notes roles for Marilyn Mittelman as Business Manager Mary Wilson as Assistant Business Manager and Miriam Gabin as Advertising Manager with a Circulation Manager unspecified.
Barnard undergraduates are urged to vote as nominations for president treasurer and secretary begin in the gym on Wednesday with ballots next week and a rapid six week cycle of nominations and elections. Open meetings invite all to nominate and participate to boost turnout beyond the usual sixty percent.
Ruth Murphy profiles Leora Dana known as Lelee a Barnard College student who splits time between the Wigs and Cues room and Brinckerhoff Theater. The piece traces her theater training at Lenox Perry Mansfields Gibbs and Barnard roles from Cassius to Duchess of Malfi and Dear Brutus collects first editions and attends Broadway shows.
A dormitory art exhibit features Ruth White 47 leading with distinctive oils while Nancy Stevens 46 and Audrey Frost 49 shine in pastels. Maria Aguayo 46 impresses with lively pencil work and storytelling, and Betty Jo Dornberger 49 displays solid light and shadow technique. Phyllis Noel 47 garners praise for a snow scene watercolor, and Mary Ricketson 48 delivers witty cartoons reflecting dorm life.
The Lunts star in a sophisticated new comedy at the Empire Theater as Sir John Fletcher and Olivia Brown face political and personal tensions. Olivia’s love faces a test when her son Michael returns from Canada and the pair navigate truth, loyalty, and a possible divorce. Dick Van Patten holds his own as Michael.
The OWI poster show opened at Columbia University Law Library with colorful displays from Europe and Japan. Elmer Davis, former OWI chief and radio commentator, urged effective use of information in modern warfare and noted posters and pamphlets produced during the London and Congressional blitz. He highlighted multilingual designs and prisoner of war leaflets, and urged continued world understanding under Benton and the State Department.
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