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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1944
Page
1
The section lists Barnard College student publication details from March 13 1944 with staff roles including Editor in Chief Gloria Kingsley Business Manager Phyllis Brand Carol Ruskin Betty Sachs and others along with News Board names and an issue date of Monday March 13 1944.
In a nationwide call to aid the Red Cross, Bar nard begins a campaign toward a 1500 dollar goal after today’s assembly. The drive emphasizes blood banks, medical supplies, canteens and personal services that support troops at the front and in camps.
Norma Blickfelt balances being a housewife student and working girl at Barnard College. A psychology major active in Honor Board and tennis, she also works with aphasic children, describing her job as highly exciting as she helps them gain language.
Norma predicts a future method of treatment for soldiers who have lost speech or reading abilities. She recalls a summer as a counsellor at All Angels Farm for East Side children and looks forward to reading more, owning dogs, and working in pediatrics with her husband.
Analyzes relief and rehabilitation after war with three stages: neutral agency aid, relief in liberated areas, and civilian-led rebuilding. Debates whether to break the blockade for starving populations, if relief should be politics free, and how to coordinate agricultural reform and international trade in postwar recovery.
A full house witnessed Wagner’s Parsifal at the Metropolitan Opera House as part of Easter celebrations. Rose Bampton’s Kundry was the standout, delivering dramatic and vocal excellence, while critics noted uneven pacing and variable performances from the cast.
The Forum details a National Theatre behind the scenes event with Margaret Webster Eva Le Gallienne and Joseph Schildkraut. They discuss the Cherry Orchard revival urging audiences to enjoy the play and avoid overinterpreting symbolism as a study of social forces and human frailty.
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