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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1945
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin vol xlix issue dated Thursday January 11 1945 lists the staff with editor in chief and editors and names the news board and advertisers. It notes the semi weekly college publication operates during the academic year with a wartime placeholder vacation and exam breaks.
A Midsummer Night's Dream presented by English students proves authentic Shakespeare with strong acting and period props. The project shows drama as an effective teaching tool transforming Shakespeare from distant scholar to real dramatist for audience and players. The piece also highlights curricular flexibility and positive reception by the Committee on Instruction to a Student Council proposal.
And A Little Child Bulletin reports the birth of Joel Moskovitz at 12 15 am on Saturday December 23. He is the son of Private Joseph Moskovitz of Blairstown New Jersey and Somewhere in France and Mrs Moskovitz of this city and Harvard College. The mother is Florence Fischman Bille former editor 1941 2 and notes a prophecy fulfilled about a life with three more red headed sons to go.
Blanche Sweet decides to buy black harlequin outfits after a roommate influence and gains compliments. The piece sketches her family life, languages studied, future plans toward international relations, and involvement in campus activities at Columbia.
Midge Miller, tall and athletic Barnard student, majors in sociology and plans marriage to her doctor fiancé in June. They will live in a Bellevue tenement near his obstetrics role. She recalls field work in an insane asylum, a near strangulation by a psychopath, hostel trips, a hospital accident, and leadership as Barnard Co-op chair.
A Princeton edition surveys Jose Ortega y Gasset Mission of the University arguing for teaching as a distinct talent and against four year mastery of all fields. It contrasts Wallace Denham Education For Responsible Living urging broad liberal background and practical reform in American higher education.
Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve told Brinck erhoff Theatre freshmen to take exams seriously but not fearfully. She advised a practical review plan with sleep, exercise, meals, and a nightly nine thirty cut off to read a detective novel before bed.
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