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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1947
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin quarterly distribution and staff list note publication cadence and office details. It lists editorial assistants news board probationary staff and various departmental sections with names and roles for Barnard College's student newspaper.
In this issue we present a partial report on the Chicago Conference of college students held during Christmas holidays. Lawrie Trevor and Carol Johns, our delegates, describe unanimous agreement on founding a permanent national organization to foster a community based on shared principles, a backbone for peace that could extend to future international gatherings.
Marilyn Schwartz reports that a college paper’s raffle news triggered a Post Office ruling. The central New York City postmaster declared raffles as lotteries under postal laws, making the Bulletin nonmailable despite reporting the proceedings.
The Barnard College faculty and staff were introduced to Millicent Carey McIntosh, named the new Dean last November. A tea at Brooks Hall yesterday hosted the event from 4 to 5 30 PM. She will meet Student Council at a luncheon next week and will take office after Dean Gildersleeve retires on July 1. She is set to speak at the all college assembly opening the spring semester in February.
The Bulletin editor in chief joined a CBS radio forum on December 27 with two CBS analysts and student editors to discuss 1947 priorities. Rutgers Bob Prentiss, Hunter College's Bernard Marx, NYU’s Leonard Heideman, and Bulletin editor represented the younger generation.
Judith Brimberg highlights the Hispanic Institute near Amsterdam Ave and Morningside Drive, a Spanish and Portuguese center at Columbia with faculty-led programs, evening lectures, dances, a four time yearly revue Renita Hispana Moderna, and a multi-floor space featuring a West Room, a library, and a fourth-floor bibliography for Spanish students.
The American Repertory Theatre showcases J M Barrie's What Every Woman Knows directed by Margaret Webster with Richard Waring June Duprez Eva La Gallienne and Walter Hampden delivering notable performances. The program also includes Henry VII John Gabriel Borkman Androcles and the Lion and Pound on Demand by Sean O Casey.
Marlies Wolf reviews Henry Moore's one man show at the Museum of Modern Art. The exhibit surveys years of work in stone wood and metal with open sketchpads to study. highlights include Reclining Woman and a small monumental family group. The museum also features a Useful Article exhibit and a broad time-based art display with films in the Library.
The article notes a strong focus on Spanish studies and music in a praised collection. Visitors are drawn to the floor for insights into Latin American culture, with teas, lectures, and books offering chances to converse in Spanish and learn valuable information.
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