Barnard College Student Association Bulletin Notice
Barnard Bulletin issued semi weekly during the college year by Barnard College students for the Undergraduate Association. October 19 1928 post office New York under the act of March 3 1879 subscription three dollars per year ten cents per copy list of student names shown including Babette Brimberg Judith Brimberg Shirley Kamell Lou Kirtley Eleanor Krout Ruth Landesman Ruth Lyons Marilyn Mittelman Nancy Parrott Barbara Raskin Marilyn Schwartz Anita Ginsburg Cynthia Morse Shreve Dorothy Spatz Matie Tillich Margaret Baruth Shirley Cohen Sally Dixon Alicelee Donoghue Rita Dresner Inge Palle Jean Goodman Marilyn Heggie Marilyn Karwagon Barbara Lipton Roberta Messing Maya Pines Betty Pobanz Rosary Scacciaferro Charlotte Schwartz Marguerite St John Mollie Allensworth Elizabeth Hayman Jeanne Marie Kranich Carol Virginia Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard College
New York
N.Y
Babette Brimberg
Judith Brimberg
Shirley Kamell
A Lou Kirtley
Eleanor Krout
Ruth Landesman
Ruth Lyons
Marilyn Mittelman
Nancy Parrott
Barbara Raskin
Marilyn Schwartz
Anita Ginsburg
Cynthia Morse-Shreve
Dorothy Spatz
Matie Tillich
Margaret Baruth
Shirley Cohen
Sally Dixon
Alicelee Donoghue
Rita Dresner
Inge Palle
Jean Goodman
Marilyn Heggie
Marilyn Karwagon
Barbara Lipton
Roberta Messing
Maya Pines
Betty Pobanz
Rosary Scacciaferro
Charlotte Schwartz
Marguerite St. John
Atomic control stance urged as UNO debates future inspectors
An editorial argues the atomic bomb issue is vital for U S policy and UN oversight. It weighs options for a civilian or military dominated authority, and risks of stockpiling versus disarmament. It stresses U S leadership through trust in the United Nations to prevent nuclear warfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations Organization
Congress
McMahon Committee
Stassen
Dr. Urey
United States
Mr. Stassen
Deep Are the Roots portrays racial prejudice on Broadway
A Betty Lou Kirtley review notes Deep Are the Roots by Armand d Usseau and James Gow presents blunt, forceful commentary on Negro problems. The drama exposes lynching, limited opportunities for Black Americans, and societal bias, delivering a pointed, sobering message rather than pure entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deep Are the
Betty Lou Kirtley
Armand d’ Usseau
James Gow
d'Usseau
Gow
Anna Lucasta
William Smith
America
Mapie Phelps Shapes Barnard Bear Editor and Artist
Judith Brimberg profiles Mapie Phelps newcomer to Barnard and editor Marie Anne Phelps. Mapie helped with the Bear staff and American Airlines secretsarial side while studying, directing modern dance and harpsichord. She envisions poetry but aims to write for dance publications in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie-Anne Phelps
Mapie
Barnard
Mamie
Wellsley
American Airlines
Columbia Extension School
Handel
Victor Herbert
Ireland
New York
Invite UNO To Meet In Barnard Jungle
A Barnard College campus street campaign urges placing the United Nations headquarters in a Barnard Jungle setting. The piece envisions open spaces, a sundial like building, and bustling student life to inspire world peace while noting smoking would be permitted in the jungle. It calls for UNO to unite on campus during relaxation week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UNO
Barnard Jungle
Wwe Wereoy
United Nations Organization
General Assembly
California Chamber of Commerce
San Francisco
Hudson
Barnard
World Peace Assembly
Unite
Also Mentioned on This Page
Barnard Bulletin
News Board
Associate
Mollie Allensworth
Elizabeth Hayman
Jeanne- Marie Kranich
Carol Virginia Reynolds
Joan Raup
Joan Dash
Dolores Drew
Joan Leff
Ansunnammad
Betty Smith
Judith Rudansky
Teeeomrerence News
Jane Weidlund
Judith Mortenson
Ruth Murphy
Een
Ruth Raup
Merry Virginia Farley
Marcia Holstein
Urey
South
ON Mapie
By Judith Brimberg
Boston
Hyde Park
Black Hills
South Dakota
Vennesbe
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