Barnard College Bulletin Editorial Staff and Notices
Barnard Bulletin lists semi weekly publication details and staff roles for the Barnard College student paper. It lists editors, town editors, exchange and news staff, cartoonists, business and circulation staff, and a large roster of associate news board members and contributors.
End of an Era at Barnard as 290 Seniors Graduate
Barnard College bids farewell to 290 graduates as Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve leaves, marking an era's end. The class’s final year featured major comprehensives and growing student organizations, with Millicent C Me Intosh set to lead into a new era while memories of the past endure.
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New York
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Bulletin
Ruth Raup
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Montague’s New Realism and a Life in Barnard Philosophy
Dr. William Pepperell Montague retires from Barnard’s Philosophy Department after forty years. A founder of the New Realism, he shaped modern philosophical study and plans further writing. His career spans Radcliffe UCLA and Columbia, with travels boosting his cosmology and religion interests. He notes women students’ seriousness and aims to blend philosophy with social sciences. He remains active in mathematics, golf, and chess, recalling Barnard’s early campus and suffrage era.
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William Pepperell Montague
Barnard
Montague
Milbank
American Philosophic Association
International Congress of Philosophy
Carnegie
Japan
Czechoslovakia
Italy
Massachusetts
Harvard
Radcliffe
U.C.L.A
Columbia
Brooks
Dr. Montague
Bronze Placque Marks CU Midtown Property On Rockefeller Plaza
A New York scene on West 50th Street near Rockefeller Plaza reveals a small bronze plaque stating the property line is the Trustees of Columbia University crossing by permission only. The note notes revocable permission and hints at a historic boundary, with calls to Columbia officials to verify details.
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Rockefeller Plaza
New York
Oklahoma
West 50Th St
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Trustees OF Columbia
University
Barnard
Columbia Information
Secretary
Whitehall
Miss Rosen
This Happy Breed at Little Carnegie Theatre
Noel Coward's This Happy Breed plays at Little Carnegie Theatre. Celia Johnson, Robert Newton star with a skilled English cast in a warm portrait of a British middle class family and their loyalties.
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Little Carnegie Theatre
Noel Coward
Mr. Coward
Celia Johnson
Robert Newton
Helmut Dantine Seen as Sincere Actor with Broad Interests
Barrie Tait profiles actor Helmut Dantine noting his seriousness about acting and script choice. He discusses Broadway work with Tallulah Bankhead in The Eagle Has Two Heads, upcoming roles in Anna Karenina opposite Vivien Leigh and Ralph Richardson, and plans to film Wild Calendar after visiting Vienna, with England productions by J Arthur Rank and a Hollywood return.
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Helmut Dantine
Tallulah Bankhead
Mr. Dantine
Bronsky
Tolstoy
Vivian Leigh
Ralph Richardson
England
J. Arthur Rank
Vienna
Hollywood
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About Town
Margaret Barlth
Se Exchange
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Phyllis Brown
Helen Serrell
Mary Wilson
Nancy Auster
Anne Terry
News Board
Ruth Aney
Jane Gordon
Esther Jones
Marlyn Kamason
Amelia Coleman Calder
Dorothy Clack
Inge Falk
Barbara Healy
Jeanne-Marie Kranich
Elizabeth Hayman
Carol Reynolds
Marhel Wolf
Associate
Elizabeth Aschner
Anna Chacho
Shirley Cohen
Sue Cox
Marion Freda
Muriel Fox
Jean Goodman
Joan Haldenstein
Joan Houston
Myra Koch
Amalie Mayer
Jane McInnis
Norine McDonough
Esther Mendelsohn
Rosary Scacciaferro
Joan Scheller
Roselin Seider
Barrie Tait
Alma Jean Beers
Karmason
Dorothy Gaebelein
Marianne Reichert
June Stein
Jean de Santo
Elaine Ryan
Ruth Landesman
Marilyn Schwartz
Marguerite ST John
Betty Wall J
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National Students Organization
Wm. Pepperell Montague
New Realism
Peggy Baruth
Marlies Wolf
Britain
Dantine
Europe