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A fragmentary notice lists names Babette Brimberg Judith Brimberg Rita Dresner Shirley Kamell Betty Lou Kirtley Eleanor Krout Ruth Landesman Ruth Lyons Marilyn Mittelman Cynthia Morse Shreve Barbara Raskin and Lyn Schwarz. The item references October 19 1928 and a March 3 1879 act with pricing details 3 000 per year and 10 cents a copy. Publication appears to be a college periodical distributed widely through an association.
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Eccood Bier
New York
B. Yomaesder
Jon
Ereer
Babette Brimberg
Judith Brimberg
Rita Dresner
Shirley Kamell
Betty Lou Kirtley
Eleanor Krout
Ruth Landesman
Ruth Lyons
Marilyn Mittelman
Cynthia Morse-Shreve
Barbara Raskin
Mar
Lyn Schwarz
Association Names Board Members and Circulation Manager
The list names Margaret Baruth Shirley Cohen Sally Dixon Alicelee Donoghue Ruth Cossick Inge Falk Jean Goodman Jane Gordon Marilyn Heggie Marilyn Karmason Barbara Lipton Roberta Messing Louise Metzner Maya Pines Betty Pobanz Carol Virginia Reynolds Flaine Ryan Rosary Scacciaferro Marguerite St John Marie Tillich Miriam Gabin and designates Miriam Gabin as Circulation Manager.
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Margaret Baruth
Shirley Cohen
Sally Dixon
Alicelee Donoghue
Ruth Cossick
Inge Falk
Jean Goodman
Jane Gordon
Marilyn Heggie
Marilyn Karmason
Barbara Lipton
Roberta Messing
Louise Metzner
Maya Pines
Betty Pobanz
Carol Virginia Reynolds
Flaine Ryan
Rosary Scacciaferro
Marguerite St John
Marie Tillich
Churchill provokes campus protest over Missouri speech
On campus a surge of student reaction to ex Prime Minister Churchill's Missouri remarks sparks protests. Liberal groups organize rallies and telegrams while others defend the speech, reflecting divided Barnard student opinion amid campus debate on UNO and military alliances.
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Churchill
Missouri
Jane Weidlund Aims For Chilean Focus In International Studies
Jane Weidlund, Barnard International Studies major specializing in Chile, has built a life around cross cultural outreach. She hosted Latin American exchange students, coordinated Anzac activities, and plans further work with Chile and other nations while pursuing leadership roles at Barnard. She bachelorizes a jack of all trades approach, aiming to combine diplomacy with intercultural work.
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Jane Weidlund
Weidlund
Bayside High School
University of Colombia
Bogota
University of Pennsylvania
New York
Peru
Weidlands
Jane
Barnard
Anzac Club
New
Red Cross
Bulletin
Russia
Lafayette College
Chile
State Department
Annual Bach St Matthew Passion Performance Noted
The annual rendition of the Bach Passion according to St Matthew gains intensity under Bruno Walter with five soloists, orchestra, and two choirs. The review highlights Mack Harrell as Jesus and Pessi on harpsichord, praising the contrasting styles and emotional depth.
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Bruno Walter
Jesus
Pontius Pilate
Mack Harrell
Eli
Yella Pessi
Shaw's Pygmalion on Broadway Still Sharp and Witty
The 25 year old Shaw play remains lively as Gertrude Lawrence and Raymond Massey star in a Broadway revival. The production by Theater, Inc. delivers brisk wit and social satire, though the omitted epilogue left some audience members with a mistaken impression about Eliza’s future. The company plans to bring the Old Vic repertory to New York next.
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Shaw
Svaian
Pygmalion
Gertrude Lawrence
Raymond Massey
Henry Higgins
East End
Eliza Doolittle
Eliza
Theater, Inc
Broadway
Old Vic’ Repertory Theatre
New York
Open City review paints stark wartime realism in cinema
A newly released Italian film Open City portrays the underground struggle against fascism with nonprofessional actors and earnest acting. The story centers on Pina and Maria amid torture and betrayal as a partisan priest is killed, underscoring moral equality before God.
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Hollywood
Italy
Spain
Pina
Francesco
Maria
Manfredi
Bergmann
Women’s Day Greeting Signed by Notables in Izvestia Front
Izvestia front page carries International Women’s Day greeting signed by Eleanor Roosevelt Kathleen Harriman Virginia C Gildersleeve and others. The message urges renewed effort to strengthen friendship and peace among women and to bring security and happiness for children worldwide.
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Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Izvesta
New York Times
Eleanor Roosevelt
Kathleen Harrian
W. Averell Harriman
United States
Soviet Union
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Henry A. Wallace
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Lillian Hellman
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Joan Raup
Ditor
Joan Dash
Dolores Drew
Joan Leff
Betty Smith
Judith Rudansky
Asst
Ruth Raup
Judith Mortenson
Ruth Murphy Wu
Mary Virginia Farley
Mene Holstein
NEWS
Associate
Miriam Gabin
Mary Wilson
MR. Churchill
The
Columbia Committee For Permanent Peace Is
Britain
Provisional Committee of Action For Democracy
Churchil
Liberal Club
UNO
Political Council
By Ruth Landesman
Miss Weidlund
Newman Club
Spanish Club
IRC
By Joan Leff
Jown Shaw
New Realism
Izvestia
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