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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1946

Page

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Barnard Bulletin Listed Readers and Staff Names

The notice lists the Barnard Bulletin as a semi weekly publication with details on price and dates, naming staff and contributors such as Babette Brimberg Judith Brimberg Rita Dresner Shirley Kamel and others. It notes a New York post date and references the 1879 act governing publications.

New York N.Y Tate Babette Brimberg Judith Brimberg Rita Dresner Shirley Kamel Betty Lou Kirtley Eleanor Krout Ruth Landesman Ruth Lyons Miaxityn Mittelman Cynthia Morse-Shreve Barbara Raskin Marilyn Schwartz

Unclear Names List Featured in Historical Column

A fragmented OCR line lists numerous individuals including Margaret Baruth Shirley Cohen Sally Dixon Alicelee Donoghue Reith Cossick Inge Falk Jean Goodman Jane Gorden Marilyn Hebzie Marilyn Ramnsson Barbara Lipton Roberta Messing Yates Meter Maya Pines Betty Pobanz Carol Virginia Reynolds EXtinet Kyat-Rosary Scacciaferro Marguerite St roln Matie Tillich with no clear context or event attached.

Margaret Baruth Shirley Cohen Sally Dixon Alicelee Donoghue Reith Cossick Inge Falk Jean Goodman Jane Gorden Marilyn Hebzie Marilyn Ramnsson

Debate Over Political Council Seat in Student Government

The assembly weighs whether Political Council chair should hold a seat on Student Council. Advocates cite close ties and needed coordination for major projects, while opponents warn of role confusion. Proposals seek parity with wartime national service status and broad representation.

Political Council Rep Assembly Jane Weidlund Plo Atomaic Energy Labou National Service Committee

Mostest Mary Brown Barnard Business Star in ’46

Mary Brown, a Barnard College student, majored in economics and built a record of leadership from Hastings High to senior year. She served as Greek Games business manager, Mortarboard budgeteer, and Senior Week chair, while active in Newman Club and Hall Social Committee. Her work at AT&T and Naval government offices shaped her career goals in market research and business. She is athletic, sociable, and notably versatile.

Mary Brown Mary Marcella Barnard Hastings Bulletin Business Board Bulletin American Telephone and Telegraph Naval Columbia Barnard Hall Newman Club A.A Whittier Hall

Aphorisms Across Time From a Life column

A collage of witty paradoxes and sayings on life, politics, education, and daily routines. The piece riffs on figures like Pauley Truman Ickes Taft and Churchill and on topics from exams and attendance to coffee dancing and Sunday manners.

UNO Tackles Problems Pertinent To Peace

Ellen Haight reports on the first meeting of the Economic and Social Council forming commissions on Human Rights Social Narcotic Control. Trusteeship plans by Britain Belgium Australia New Zealand and France cited while South Africa resists. The International Court of Justice elected fifteen judges and faces Guatemala versus British Honduras. UNO’s early start prompts debate over its capacity to resolve forthcoming global crises.

Economics and Social Council H. Ramaswami Mudalian India Commission On Human Rights Bevin Britain Tanganyika Togoland Kamaroong UNO Trans- Jordan Belgium Australia New Zealand Ruanda-Umindi Naru New Guinea Guatemala British Honduras

Geneva Welcomes Barnard Students for Study in Geneva

Barnard College plans send Sophomores to Geneva for a year of study at the Institute of Higher International Studies or University of Geneva. Only French, Social Studies or International Relations majors may attend. Tuition, board, and tutor costs rise from the 1938 level of 1600 dollars to about 200 to 300 dollars more, with a travel plan via England and a tour of politics and culture.

Geneva Barnard League of Nations Institute of Higher International Studies University of Geneva England Miss Doty

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Barnard Bulletin News Board Joan Raup Joan Dash Dolores Drew Tennn Joan Leff Betty Smith Judith Rudansky Mary Virginia Farley Judith Mortenson South Murphy Ruth Raup Marcia Holstein Associate Marilyn Mittelman Mgr Stary Walson Miriam Gabin Political’ Council Mary M. Brown Business Brown By Judith Brimberg Taft Greenwich Russia Manchuria Byrnes Churchill Vandenberg Nature Ellen Haight I.rlc Miss Haight
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