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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1946
Page
1
Bard College publishes a semi weekly student paper for the Undergraduate Association. It lists staff including Dolores Drew Betty Smith Judith Rudansky and others with positions like Asst. Managing Editor and News Editor. Subscriptions are three dollars per year.
Margaret Baruth Shirley Cohen Sally Dixon Alicelee Donoghue Ruth Cossick Inge Falk Jean Goodman Jane Gordon Marilyn Heggie Marilyn Karmason Barbara Lipton Roberta Messing Louise Metzner Maya Pines Betty Pobanz Carol Virginia Reynolds Elaine Ryan Rosary Scacciaferro Marguerite St. John Matie Tillich Mary Whilson Miriam Gabin serves as Advertising Manager with circulation duties.
The Honor Board will hold an open meeting tomorrow at noon in the Little Parlor to discuss the tapping system used during exams. Ellen Harry hopes many students join as the board seeks public input on the system’s value and its role in upholding the Honor Code.
An article by Dr. Yang Chou han of evacuated National Peking University urges aid for students fleeing war. It describes a 90 day trek to Kunming and the formation of Southwest Coordinated University, with sparse dining rooms, crowded bunks, and harsh conditions. Funds support a student center at Kunming and aid for undernourished learners, plus other war devastated regions.
Hui Chen and Marily Gorman summarize the Far East forum conclusions. Korea calls for abolishing the occupation line and moving democracy under U N C and U N . Japan remains under Allied military oversight with MacArthur guiding democratic reforms. China should include all political parties and Sino policy should ease tensions as negotiations progress. Manchuria is part of China and Philippine independence remains, with U S security considerations and internal Filipino democracy advancing. The article notes value in surfacing problems and clarifying responsibilities in the Far East.
Jane White daughter of NAACP secretary Walter White emerges as lead in Strange Fruit after brief dramatic coaching. She urges Barnard hopefuls to test themselves on stage, aims to be an artist first and a performer second, and reflects on her diverse work from music criticism to lectures on racial integration. She participates in FEPC rally at Madison Square Garden alongside Hayes Welles Roosevelt and others.
Rosemary Sullivan, Barnard Hall Social Committee chair and senior proctor, blends Irish pride with campus savvy. She juggles hosting day-hop dances and entertaining wounded servicemen, while serving as Newman Club treasurer and Interfaith Council member. Her life mixes humor, travel, and a New York look despite never crossing Pennsylvania.
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