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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1945
Page
1
The notice lists association matters dated October 19 1928 in Ouicest New York N under the March 8 act with subscription 8.00 annually and 10 cents per issue. Betty Sachs Annette Auld editors and a roster of editors and news board members is provided for this issue.
Barnard College Bulletin notes a campus and city wide debate sparked by Professor Waller on the postwar role of women. The article discusses shifts toward positions as professionals or homemakers, cites interest from The American Mercury and the Times Magazine, and urges serious student research on the issue.
The piece urges full participation in student government elections as officers are still to be chosen. It highlights record student voting in some positions but notes not all students vote, and stresses that a fully representative body can better handle policy questions facing the campus.
Barnard faculty member since 1930 Miss Cora Kasius has joined UNRRA as welfare director of Holland. After a brief Washington stay she will travel to UNRRA European headquarters in London.
Raymond Moley Barnard College public law professor becomes a Blue Network commentator at 8 15 PM for a fifteen minute program interpreting current items. The veteran observer of American politics aims for a broad perspective and will draw on his Newsweek column and four decades in public life.
Dorm residents voice disapproval over tightening curfew. Complaints focus on 12:30 and 1:30 limits, with seniors arguing the rules hit them hardest. A 1:00 compromise is suggested to ease rushing back to the dorms.
February 16, 1945, the Indian Confederation of America hosted a ballroom gathering at Riverside Plaza. Dancers from Pawnee, Sioux, Navajo, Mohawk and others performed war, medicine, hunter, and a gentle squaw and papoose dance as Leon Miller and tribal chiefs led a vivid, ceremonial spectacle. The writer notes the absence of Indigenous people nearby upon leaving West 77th Street.
The U S S Barnard Victory will slide down the ways at Richmond California on April 6. The ship carries Barnard College's name as part of a program naming victory ships after American colleges and universities.
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