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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1947
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin lists editors, news board, and staff positions including Editor-in-Chief Ruth Murphy and managing editors. It details about town editors cartoonist business manager advertising circulation and probationary and town staff, along with names of numerous staffers and their roles.
Barnard seniors note exams are near and questions about requirements and regulations persist. The editorial urges students to seek answers and understand the process to avoid fear or resentment of the examination.
Students line up for the undergraduate presidency as nominations open for the February vote at the Gee Union. Candidates debate qualifications and the need for new leadership while addressing academic and campus issues.
The Registrar's Office announces the 57th midyear examination series for this year. The exams test students on courses taken during the semester. Students discuss dropping them, but a faculty minority remains opposed and prevails again.
Barnard listings show Music Club Listening Hour sessions on Jan 13 14 15 with venues Little Parlor and College Parlor. Faculty and student meetings include Journalism talks Class Meetings Freshmen Sophomores Juniors and Seniors plus Collegium Musicum and a Columba Faculty Square Dance at Brinckerhoff Theater.
Veterans and undergraduates are invited to a Barnard Camp Open House in Croton on Hudson offering skiing ice skating sledding and lodging for a 2.00 per person fee plus transportation. Three sessions January 29 February 4 accommodate eight teens per section with faculty advisers and equipment on site.
The Fine Arts Club displays Abraham Rattner’s The Butchershop at Odd Study, lent via Rosenberg Galleries. Critics note Rattner’s luminous colors, abstract panels, and mystical mood evoking pain and compassion without realism.
In Wall Street’s Federal Hall basement a collection of George and Martha Washington items is shown including two razors, Martha’s dancing slippers, buckles, family silver, and a Currier and Ives engraving. The focal point is Washington’s gold signet ring valued at $5,000. The Sub-Treasury building, begun 1834 and finished 1841, features marble blocks and is touted as fireproof.
The Modern Drama Class presents an 18th century comedy The Clandestine Marriage by George Coleman and David Garrick on Wednesday January 15 at Brinderhoff Theater. Cast includes Miss Sterling Barbara Schultz Lord Ogleby Edith Roosevelt Sir John Melvil and others. Stage management by Nancy Hatch. direction by Ann Ford with Harriet Berg props and Barbara Bates costuming.
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