Barnard College Undergrad Association Gazette
Barnard College student paper dated March 16 1944 lists editors and staff including Eleanor Streichler Martha Messler Oren ce Levine Adria Kingsley Carol Ruskin and others. The issue notes publication details a semi weekly schedule excluding vacations and exam periods and carries staff roles such as photography editor circulation manager and advertising manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard Lege
Bost
New York
N. Y
Eleanor Streichler
Martha Messler
Cess Waste
Orence Levine
Adria Kingsley
About Town
No Votes: Congress blocks soldiers' ballots in new bill
The piece condemns the No-Idier-Vote bill as a partisan trap that blocks military ballots with excessive red tape. It argues Southern Democrats and Republicans sacrificed democracy for politics and decries denying servicemen the right to vote while praising sacrifice for democracy elsewhere.
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Congress of the
United States
Women In Service At College Teas Highlight Roles
College teas focusing on women in the Armed Forces stem from last semester's Assembly. Enthusiasm rose after visits by representatives from all four service branches and recent discussions and films clarified the duties women in uniform can undertake.
Faith Flaggs Barnard Ambitions and Dad’s Illustrations
Faith Flagg a Barnard student, plans to marry a midshipman from the Coffee Dance crowd and pursue aviation. Daughter of illustrator James Montgomery Flagg she models for ads and Woodbury soap, enjoys New York nightlife, and eyes work in a defense plant while studying physics and creative writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Faith Flagg
Lereen
Faith
James Montgomery Flagg
Texaco
Woodbury Soap
Hall Phyfe
Society
Anzac
Dwight School
Englewood
New Jersey
New York
Beethoven
Sonny Dunham
Glenn Miller
Dave Rose
Kipling
RKO
Hollywood
Hotspots Around Town The Vanguard And The Castleholm
J Z highlights Leadbelly at the Village Vanguard with Ginger Dule as piano trio opener and a stylish set of acts. He describes the Castleholm on Fifty seventh street as the Swedish smorgasbord venue with a central oval table, Nordic dishes, outdoor seating, and nightly dance music by Ernie and his Norsemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginger Dule
Tess
Waters
Leadbelly
New Orleans
J. Z
Castleholm
Ernie
Printers at Cocce Press Support Barnard Bulletin Crew
In Greenwich Village the Cocce Press prints Barnard Bulletin twice weekly. The staff praises typesetter Louis Primavera and recounts late nights, noisy printing rooms, and a note from Cocce amused by Barnard’s vibes. A playful glimpse into campus press life and the unseen help from printers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Barnard Bulletin
Cocce
Louis Primavera
Bulletin
Louis
Hayes
Press Cocce
Jake
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Phyllis Brand Beeen Eer Wees
Carol Ruskin
Pye Eae Neeteee
Marcia Holstein
Miriam Burstein
Betty Sachs
June Wals
News Board
Annette Auld
Dolores Drew
Nancy Edwards
Joan Banp
Meade Shackelford
Joan Leff
Joan Zeiger
Sally ‘Ferris
Judith Rudansky
Ruth Janis
Anita Klein
Beverly Weisberg
Faith ‘Zimmer
Ruth Berger
Anne Bukowski
Iris Davis
Blaine Jose
Bernice Lindenberg
Avella Malouf
Associate
Jane Felton
Florence Grant
Frances Hitch
Frances Liebesman
Ruth Elizabeth Lyons
Cynthia Morse-Shreve
Patricia Pierce
Ruth Raup
Leila Ross
Betty Smith
Dorothy Terrace
Sandra Visconti
Jean Weddle
Dad
By Joan Zeiger
By Miriam Burstein
Greenwich Village
Skazka Cafe
Cafe Society
Greenwich House
Cocce. Press
Manhattan
Cocce’s
Europe
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