Barnard Bulletin 1939 College Year Announced
The Barnard Bulletin lists staff for the 1939 40 academic year at Burrard College including editor in chief business manager and various boards and assistants. It notes publication during the year except vacations and exam periods and shows names with class years and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booker Pan
Y Odtwanis
Newodiosk Albuut
Naomi Sells
Leene Eva
Louise Volcker
Aang Enna Tenamad News Board
Aoc Barret
Marion Pratt
Beverly Bath
Elizabeth Price
Pour Davis
Zema Sachs
PD Roth
Fekler
Dorothy Sherman
Alek Harte
Ruth Joy Sedgwick
Helen Kandel
Mary Smith
Ooun Routes
Olga Schemmer
Business Board Pate Cae Tlingworth
Mildred Kolodny
Helene Gottesman
Dedication Day Welcomes Barnard Class of 1943
Barnard College opens its doors to the class of 1943 with a message stressing democracy, unity, and service. Faculty and students urge objective inquiry, civic responsibility, and active participation in university life and national affairs amid wartime duty. Dedication day marks resolve to preserve rights and advance civilization through study and action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe College
Betty Coed
Barnard College
United States
Freshmen Welcome Turns Sour at Barnard Museum Scene
The piece recalls earlier days when Barnard Freshmen faced curt welcomes and harsh classes. It contrasts today’s warm rollouts with today’s amused nostalgia. The author recalls summer at the Museum of Modern Art with Dalí and Van Gogh, noting odd films and a German Hamlet twist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Museum of Modern Art
Jane
Hamlet
Ophelia
New York Cultural Scene for Students Across Arts and Music
Naomi Letsky surveys New York culture for students highlighting the Metropolitan Museum of Art Frick Collection Philharmonic and Town Hall programs Foreign film offerings Filmarte and Playhouses Modern Art Museum history of film Juilliard Opera School Barnard glee and chapel choirs Columbia University orchestra student clubs Wigs and Cues tryouts in October and open afternoon concerts at McMillin Theatre.
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Philharmonic
Ballet Russe
Rockettes
New York
Metropolitan Museum of Art
5Th Avenue
82Nd Street
Frick
East 71St Street
Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
Friends of Music
Fritz Stiedry
Carnegie Hall
Town Hall
Filmarte
55Th Street Playhouse
Fifth Avenue Playhouse
Museum of Modern Art
Juilliard Opera School
McMillin Theatre
Barnard
Glee Club
Columbia University Orchestra
Miter
Janerts Club
Mu Ail
Glossary by Miriam a Barnard student humor feature
A satirical glossary from Barnard focusing on student life terms and campus quirks. It humorously defines items like Library Line Term Paper and Basement Bulletin Boards while poking fun at university routines and student culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Aly
StudentAlan
Columbia
Columbia Boys
Princeton
Welcome to Barnard Freshmen 1943 A A President Speech
Mary Maloney opens Barnard College residence life with welcome to the class of 1943. The Athletic Association leaders invite freshmen to join, attend the Barnard Camp picnic on September 24, and enjoy a varied program of sports and recreation coordinated with the Undergraduate Association and Resident Halls. The Residence Halls Association emphasizes dormitory life, social events, faculty tea receptions, and campus integration as the class of 1943 settles in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
A.A
The
Athletic Association
Barnard College
Brooks and Ffewitt Halls
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Barnard Bulletin
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Burrard College
National Advertising Service, Inc
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Cricaco
Boston
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Bulletin
Jane Mantell
Dali
van Gogh
By Naomi Letsky
Miriam
Feber
Jane Mans
Jake
Milbank
Barnard Hall
Suilding
120Th Street
Deborah Allen
Mary Maloney
Margaret Boyle
Undergraduate Association
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