Barnard College Bulletin Staff and Roles
Barnard Bulletin lists staff positions including Editor-in-Chief Patricia Illingworth and Managing Editors Rita Rower Ellen Hammer, with departments covering advertising circulation photography and editorial boards. It notes publication details, circulation, and a long roster of associate editors and board members from the Barnard College community.
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Treby
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Greta Pala
Ope
Ete
Ales Ie
Patricia Illingworth
Voce
Doris Prochaska
Micprep Koranny
Ceee Eee Ree
Hrirwn Roop Owen
Cacer
Jean Ackermann
Elizabeth Koenig
Ruth Blumner
Naomi Sells
Jane Goldstein
Phyllis Wickenden
Youth Movements and the Quest for Democratic Debate
An editorial argues that youth groups 16 to 24 should meet to discuss problems and ideals. It notes divisions over aid to Britain and warns against belligerent stances. The piece supports liberal campus thought and urges genuine, representative debate among students.
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Europe
Britain
American Student Union
England
United States
Fordham Ifresh antics dominate New Yorker tease
A college paper excerpt lampoons Fordham Ifresh by recounting a Manhattan night out with Kahn and Audrey. The party at the Biltmore erupts as Fordham students surge the dance floor, disrupt the band, and escort Glenn Miller to safety before shifting to the Penn Room.
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N.Y
New Yorker
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Kahn
Audrey
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Twelfth Night at Town Shakespeare charms in polished Broadway run
Margaret Webster directs a sprightly cast in Twelfth Night, staged with Stewart Chaney’s striking design. Helen Hayes and Maurice Evans anchor the lively show with clever acting while some Elizabethean lines read oddly to modern audiences, yet the dueling scene and pantomime moments spark genuine laughs.
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Stewart Chaney
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New York
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Maurice Evans
Jaye
Sir Andrew
Caesario
Jolyon
Negativistic tips for freshmen on exams and etiquette
Brief satirical column humorously advises freshmen on passing exams and impressing instructors. It covers spelling instructors’ names, avoiding late papers with postage due surprises, and adding witty remarks after tough tests, ending with a quirky cultural aside.
Totalitarian themes cross into cinema critique
CURRENT CINEMATA notes Totalitarianism appears in film with Hedy Lamarr in Capitol Comrade X and Night Train at Globe. Swastika armbands surface in previews. Russia’s portrayal mixes sorrow with comedy, shaped by Hollywood distance and Wartime British mood.
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Hedy Lamarr
Globe
Holywood
Night Train and related 1940s film contrasts at the Globe
A breezy review contrasts Night Train with The Lady Vanishes noting Margaret Lockwood and Rex Harrison. It praises suspense around a Czech scientist kidnapping on British soil, the Berlin mission, and a climactic tank escape, with emphasis on Nazi threats and wartime bravado.
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Margaret Lockwood
Berlin
Hitchcock
Rex Harrison
Fuehrer
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