Barnard Bulletin Vol XLVI March 6 1944
Barnard Bulletin issue published March 6 1944 lists staff roles Editor in Chief Keeanor Streichler and ARTHA MESSLER Business Manager FLORENCE LEVINE Managing Editor Gloria Kingsley About Town Advertising Manager Phyllis Brand Carol Ruskin Bettty Sachs Marcia Holstein Photography Elaine Jose Circulation Manager Miriam Burstein News Board members Annette Auld Dolores Drew Nancy Edwards Joan Raup Meade Shackelford Joan Leff Joan Zeiger and Advertising Board members Ruth Janis Anita Klein Beverly Weisberg Faith Zimmer Ruth Berger Anne Bukowski Iris Davis Elaine Jose Bernice Lindenberg Avella Malouf June Felton Sally Ferris Florence Grant Joy Hellman Frances Hitch Frances Liebesman Ruth Elizabeth Lyons Cynthia Morse Shreve Patricia Pierce Ruth Raup Leila Ross Judith Rudansky Betty Smith Dorothy Terrace Sandra Visconti Tania Van York Jean Weddle Assistant Managing Editor for this Issue Nancy Edwards World volume XLVI date Monday March 6 1944
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keeanor Streichler
Artha Messler
Florence
Levine
Gloria Kingsley
Ruth Janis
Anita Klein
Beverly Weisberg
Faith Zimmer
Ruth Berger
Anne Bukowski
Iris Davis
Laine Jose
Bernice Lindenberg
Avella Malouf
June Felton
Sally Ferris
Florence Grant
Joy Hellman
Frances Hitch
Frances Liebesman
Ruth Elizabeth Lyons
Cynthia Morse-Shreve
Patricia Pierce
Ruth Raup
Leila Ross
Judith Rudansky
Betty Smith
Dorothy Terrace
Sandra Visconti
Tania van York
Jean Weddle
Election figures show 700+ undergrad ballots at ASA offices
More than 700 of 1100 eligible students voted in last Thursday and Friday’s Undergraduate Association elections. The record compares to 366 votes in March 1938 and 781 for secretary in March 1942, illustrating voter fatigue as election offices rise. The piece argues democracy requires periodic student judgment despite workload.
Barnard urges massive student voting for better government
Critics warn mass support does not guarantee good governance yet Barnard champions broad voter turnout to boost student government, civic engagement, and awareness of national and world politics. Congratulations to the incoming Undergraduate Officers and best of luck.
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Barnard
Opportunities Varied For Political Posts
Mrs Ruth Hanna McCormick Simms former Illinois Congresswoman and daughter of Mark Hanna told Professor Raymond Moleys American Politics class that political success for women depends on personal effort and practical experience. She urged college women to join local party work to learn how party government operates from ward to nation and noted both major parties seek volunteers in a presidential year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Hanna McCormick Simms
Illinois
Medill McCormick
Mark Hanna
William McKinley
Raymond Moley
Simms
Nick's in Greenwich Village Jazz Spotlight
In Greenwich Village Nick's is highlighted for Saturday night fun with a Dixie land band and lively patrons. The venue features a two piano team and dancers on a small floor performing fast paced jazz and Lindy Hop. An anticipated surprise guest from the Kings of Jazz may join the revelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich Village
Nick’s
Dixie Land
Margie
Powers That Be: Diane Ho Well and Her Postwar Plans
Diane Ho Well, an ardent Anglomaniac and Barnard College student, balances a history major with choir and Greek drama. She enjoys concerts, the opera, movies, and outdoor summers teaching swimming, while planning postwar travel to Europe and contemplating Waves exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Howell
Diane
Barnard
Britain
Europe
Diane Howell Reflects On Travel And Politics
Diane Howell urges first hand country experience to enrich history and language study. She recalls work at Lord and Taylor’s selling buttons and ruckings, and shares her belief travel is vital to education along with a lighthearted note about Frank Sinatra as a presidential candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane
Lord and Taylor's
Peg McFall
Frank Sinatra
Diane Howell
Matthews Museum Of Drama And Theater On Sixth Floor
The museum, founded by Brander Matthews, occupies two sixth floor rooms and showcases theater history through three dimensional models of Dionysius theater Shakespeare's Globe and the Medieval Pageant Wagon. It highlights international drama with English French Italian and Oriental displays and features puppets autographs gowns and a scholarly section with books and memoirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brander Matthews
Matthews
Poe
Yesteryear
Joseph Jefferson
Julia Marlowe
Ellen Terry
Dionysius
Athens
Italy
France
England
The
Orient
Oriental Theater
Fanny Kemble
Theater Arts Monthly
Byzantine Christian and Ottoman Turkish Art At The Met
The Metropolitan Museum of Art hosts two concurrent exhibitions. The Hagia Sophia mosaics in gold and jewel tones show luminous glass and marble cubes with shaded pencil tracings revealing color value. A second display presents Saljuk and Ottoman art from the 11th to 19th centuries, highlighting Turkish contributions to Near Eastern art through Turkish government and Byzantine Institute collaboration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Hagia Sophia
Istanbul
Byzantine Institute of American
Near East
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Betty Sachs
June Wals
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Nancy Edwards
Joan ‘Raup
Meade Shackelford
Joan Leff
Joan Zeiger
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