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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1949
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin is issued semi weekly by Barnard College students for the Undergraduate Association. The notice lists staff members including editors and departments, with subscription rates and post office entry details.
The Barnard Bulletin announces a training course for the class of 1951 beginning this term. It invites sophomores to join staff, highlighting hands on experience, deadline pressure, and skills transferable to journalism in newspapers radio and magazines.
Connie Howland serves as Chair woman of the Court of Senior Proctors at Barnard, studying American Studies and aiming a career in news magazine research. She values extracurriculars, cites Miss Reynard as an inspiring mentor, and stresses student involvement, creativity, and practical application of learning.
An article by Nancy Isaacs surveys the burdens of college commuting from New York City and distant suburbs. It details riders from Staten Island Yonkers Greenwich Connecticut Long Island and Westchester who endure long delays crowded subways and bus rides to reach Barnard College and Columbia University.
A dated verse describes a winter scene with weightless snowflakes bending branches and a white symphony meeting the earth. It contrasts icy stillness and joyous scenes with machines coughing and dying footprints in fresh snow, ending with a figure wearing a party dress to cover distress.
Shaw's Pygmalion returns at Sutton on East 57th Street in fine condition with strong performances by Leslie Howard and Wendy Hiller. Also urging to see Red Gloves before closing and Sartre talk at next party. Suspense of Television airs Tuesday at 9 30 on WEBS Channel 2. Avoid Anybody Home and note critics' lingering reactions.
A tasting tour through Peter's Backyard on West 12 Street blends French and Italian options with affordable prices and easy transit. Coq Rouge on Fifty-sixth Street offers pink decor, lighted murals, and lively Friday and Saturday nights with a Dick Wilson orchestra. Barnard students were spotted at Coq Rouge last Saturday, while Buttoni’s spaghetti bars promise swift service and value.
The French film at Fifty-Fifth St and Avenue Playhouses presents St. Vincent de Paul as a social reformer, focusing on 17th century misery and brutality. Pierre Fresnay plays the saint with an honest, understated portrayal, though edits disrupt continuity.
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