Barnard Bulletin team list and publication details
Barnard Bulletin published semi weekly during the college year by Barnard College students for the Undergraduate Association. Entered at New York NY as second class matter October 19 1928. Subscription 3 per year or 10 cents per copy. Editor in Chief Ruth Raup Rita Dresner Mary Virginia Farley Ruth Murphy Judith Mortenson Marilyn Mittelman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard College
New York
N. Y
Rita Dresner
Mary-Virginia Farley
Ruth Murphy
Judith Mortenson
Barnard Class of 1946 Weighs Wisdom Over Knowledge
Wise Barnard seniors acknowledge limits of knowledge and urge practical wisdom. As postwar leaders, they stress constructive action over conflicts and pledge faith in graduates to guide world leadership. They hope to shape a hopeful, realistic future with practical idealism.
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Russia
United States
Barnard
Barnard Hall Library Closed Citing Education Apathy
A reader note reports Barnard Hall library is closed due to declining interest in books. The message laments widespread neglect of reading as education. Community members ponder steps to revive use and access.
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Barnard
Students Hold About Art Exhibit
The Odd Study hosts its all-student exhibit for the Fine Arts Club themed Trends in Modern Art. Pieces include Mack Condict Freeman’s sculptural work and diverse paintings and drawings by Astry Beech Rosalind Brueck Meredith Nevins Rena Neumann and Marlies Wolf highlighting pen and ink studies watercolor, oils, and bold color experimentations.
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Fine Arts Club
Freeman “Mack
Astry Beech
Georges Roualt
Rosalind Brueck
Brooklyn
Meredith Nevins
Rena Neumann
Riverside Drive
Marlies Wolf
Summer leisure highlights in New York City parks and venues
Park Central and London Terrace offer convenient swimming with provided suits and a solarium. June lectures by the New York Public Libraries, Hayden Planetarium programs, and outdoor dining at Tavern on the Green and Cafe de la Paix. June openings include Lewissohn Stadium and Laurence Olivier’s Henry V at NYC Center. Botanical Gardens Bronx Brooklyn invite picnics and animal insights. Hudson River Day Line runs trips. Cloisters at Fort Tryon Park and Goldman Band concerts on Central Park Mall.
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Park Central
London Terrace
New York
E. 49 Street
Green
Central Park
West 67 Street
Promenade
Rockefeller Center
Fifth Avenue
Washington Square
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Cafe de la Paix
St. Moritz
Lewissohn
137 Street
New York City Center
Boston
Bronx
Brooklyn
Bronx Park
Fort Tryon Park
Goldman Band
Mall of Prospect
Mall
How-to-Fill-Up-a-Hole Department Debuts
In a rare last day bulletin note editors unveil a new feature called How-to-Fill-Up-a-Hole Department. It collects brief items from contributors about filling blank spaces in stories and invites further submissions to Judith Mortenson and Mary Virginia Farley. A sample item cites Columbia University awarding 3,401 degrees in 1944-45.
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Mary Smythe
Catholic Action Club
Barnard College
Judith Mortenson
Mary Virgiia Farley
Columbia University
Caps and Gowns Reminder for 1947 Class
The class of 1947 is reminded to wear caps and gowns during the first week of fall semester. Students who have not sent in head size and height to Mary Lou Hannigan should do so during the summer.
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Mary Lou Hannigan
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Barnard Bulletin
Ruth Raup
Marilyn Mittelman
Managing Editors
T. S. Eliot
Mary Louise Stewart
By Roberta Paine
Hudson River
Indian Point
Bear Mountain
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