Barnard Bulletin announces student run weekly publication details
The Barnard Bulletin notes its semiyearly schedule by Barnard College students with distribution and pricing information. It lists editors in chief and staff including Elaine Ryan Ruth Landesman Marilyn Schwartz Marguerite St John Betty Wall and others under the Undergraduate Association.
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Barnard College
New York
N.Y
Elaine Ryan
Ruth Landesman
Marilyn Schwartz
Marguerite ST John
Betty Wallastry Beece
Mary Wilson
Managing Editors
NSA Faces A Test as Crisis Hits Student Union
The National Student Association confronts its first major crisis after endorsing resignations of Tit Smith and Bill Ellis as NSA representatives to the International Union of Students. The move prompts critique from Walter Wallace of New York and raises questions about affiliation with IUS and TUS.
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National Student Association
Tit Smith
Bill Ellis
NSA
International Union of Students
IUS
Us-Ns
Statf
Walter Wallace
New York
Jim Smith
Madison
TUS
TUS Thrug
USNSA
McCay and Dvorkin Shine in Barnard Junior Show
Judy Dworkin wrote the music and Peggy McCay delivered a standout performance as Evalina Eager in a Barnard Junior Show that impressed despite weak plotting. Ann Boothby shaped a strong modern dance ballet scene, while the cast enthusiasm helped offset the script’s flaws and some ineffectual scenes.
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Judy Dworkin
Peggy McCay
Barnard
Miss Dworkin
Evalina Eager
Miss McCay
Ann Boothby
Cafe Weltschmerz
CARE Helps Polish Students At Warsaw University
CARE and Barnard College coordinate aid for Polish university students suffering postwar shortages. Crowded classes, scarce food and clothing push many to sleep on floors and survive on meager meals. The Commission for Children's Relief funds ships, letters, and monthly support for each student, averaging two dollars a month. Halina Chrostowska, 19, a former nurse and wartime survivor, is highlighted among more than a thousand cases seeking aid.
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University of Warsaw
Poland
Barnard
Europe
Commission For Children’s Relief
Barbara Crane
Halina Chrostowska
Halina
Ruth Landsman Profile at Barnard Bulletin Office
Ruth Landsman is Barnard's four year Bulletin managing editor described as career‑minded and bookish. She coordinates Bulletin work with student political activity and model UN duties while planning graduate study in history and journalism. A commuter from Brooklyn, she dislikes subways but loves literature and tea, and balances journalism with fiancé proofing and worldliness.
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Ruth Landesman
Bulletin
Ruth
Catup
History
Liberal Club
Model U.N
Barnard
Brooklyn
Columbia Student Sponsor Details Royan Drive Aid
Royan attack account from John H H Deignan of Columbia University describes his role as sponsor of a campus effort to aid the French town. Deignan, a former Eighth Air Force captain, led an observation plane during the raid and recalled the action with restrained tone while noting civilian casualties and war’s harsh logic. He has since received numerous letters from the public offering clothing and utensils to support the sea coast relief drive begun in February.
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John HH. Deignan
Columbia University
Rusan
Mr. Deignan
Eighth Air Force
Rosan
Royan
Deignan
Columbia
Columbia Spectator
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