Barnard College Publication Details and Staff List
Barnard Bulletin published semiweekly during the academic year by Barnard College students for the Undergraduate Association. Entered as second class matter October 19, 1928 at New York post office. Staff includes Ladttorn Chief, Business Manager, Managing Editors, About Town editor, Advertising and Circulation staff, and Photography Editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard College
New York
N. Y
Grace Barrett
Ladttorn
I Puiris Kenner
CrxTis Capraro
Heren Kanpeb
Zexty Sachs
Kathirixe Hasty Visii
Shirlfy -Ronow
Mitprep Rhoropny
Elizaprth Haithwaite
Coca Ee
Four Years At College Then A Cynical View Of Life
The piece lampoons post college life with a graduate character who, armed with a BA and rose-colored expectations, faces interviews and marriage myths. It contrasts idealistic notions with gritty reality, recounting naïve ambitions, social pressures, and four stages of nuptial life amid wartime and guidance from culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
F.H.A
Time Has Come Farewell to the Class of 1941
The article bids farewell to two hundred eight graduates of the class of 1941 as they complete four years of study. It notes mixed emotions, hopes for future reunions, and emphasizes the new global and domestic responsibilities they face as they enter the world. It references President Roosevelt's national emergency and the need to contribute to solving international and domestic problems using their liberal arts education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Roosevelt
The Battle of the Sexes and College Quips
A montage of campus anecdotes recounts exams at Rochester, humor about term papers at Northwestern, and witty lines from Vassar Wellsley and Bryn Mawr. It notes a Toledo chemistry mishap, Providence College exam results, an Iowan joke, and a brain team at Oglethorpe University under President Thornwell Jacobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Rochester
Northwestern
Mt. Holyoke
University of Toledo
Bryn Mawr
Wellesley
Thornwell Jacobs
Oglethorpe University
Barnard College Announces Faculty Changes and Appointments
Dean Gilder sleeve announces next year’s changes with Ida Ogilvie named Emeritus Professor of Geology. Sabbaticals and fellowships affect Hollingworth Huttman Bieber Pear don Reynard Lawrence. visiting professors from Chile and Colombia join. Administrative shifts bring Martha Maack and Helen Searls as new staff. Several new assistantships awarded to Bramson Stone Zihlma Mitchell Hagen and Zorzoli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gildersleeve
Ida H. Ogilvie
Barnard College
Harry L. Hollingworth
Maude A. Huttman
Marion Lawrence
Department of Fine Arts
Institute For Advanced Study
Princeton
New Jersey
Margaret Bieber
Julius
Ellen Weill
Barnard
New York University
Thomas P. Peardon
Department of Government
Elizabeth Reynard
Department of English
Abisenicé
Bryce Wood
Columbia
Ethel M. Thornbury
Reynard
Mariano Latorre
University of Santiago de
Chile
Martha R. Coles
Martha Maack
Chaplain Knox
Columbia University
Constance Trawick
Helen Searls
University of Washington
Mary Elizabeth Ladue
Sophie Newcomb
Major Barbara film review faults Shaw’s focus over action
A critical appraisal faults the film Major Barbara for underscoring dialogue over action and believability. Robert Newton shines as Bill Walker, while Shaw’s dominance overshadows other performances and leaves the story feeling allegorical and static.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
Robert Newton
Bill Walker
Barbara
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Barnard Bulletin
Deborah Burstein
Florence Fischman
Marjorie Moore
Beatrice Naegeli
Judith Protas
National Advertising Service, Inc. College Publishers
Madison Ave
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Patricia Curtin
Emma
Harlem
Barnard Hall
Tilsons
Heaven
Atque Vale
Vassar
Economics Department
Verna Tamborello
Sylvia Gaus
Providence College
Major Barbara
the Astor
George Bernard Shaw
Shay
Robert Morley
Andrew Undershaft
Wendy Hiller
Undershaft
Salvation Army
Newton
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