Barnard College weekly staff list and date
Published semi weekly during the college year by Barnard College students for the Undergraduate Association. Entered as second class matter October 19 1928 at the New York Post Office under the act of March 5 1879. Vol XLVII Monday March 20 1944. Editor Eleanor Streichler. Business Manager Martha Messler. Managing Editor Florence Levine. Advertising Manager Gloria Kingsley and others. News board and staff listed.
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Barnard College
New York
N. Y
Eleanor Streichler
Martha Messler
Ecess
Florence Levine
Revision Proposal Reduces Assembly to Class Delegates
Time To Change Today the Constitutional Revision Committee proposes an amendment to form a Representative Assembly of ten delegates from each class and Student Council members while excluding delegates at large and club presidents. The plan promises clearer accountability and better class representation though it may face objections over freshmen and club exclusion.
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Constitutional Revision Committee
Representative Assembly
Assembly
Miss Landre
Battle of the Dorms sparks dormitory room battles
Nancy Edwards details a dorm room lottery as seniors clash over suites in Brooks and Hewitt. Evoking tension and friendship fractures, the piece follows hopeful seniors who draw numbers and endure mood shifts as they await their fate.
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Claremont
116Th
Brooks and Hewitt
Miss Abbot
Conscientious objectors demand equal pay and family allotments
Readers debate whether conscientious objectors should receive army pay and family allowances. Some argue for equal compensation and direct support to families based on contribution, while others oppose objectors receiving soldier benefits or question objectors' role in war efforts.
Carmen Jones revives Bizet with dazzling staging and wit
The piece streams Bizet without altering score or tempo and proves surprisingly entertaining. Muriel Smith shines as Carmen Jones with spirited characterization. Strong performances, vibrant costumes, and bold color motifs carry the show, though some voices miss the opera’s vocal demands.
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Bizet
Carmen Jones
Metropolitan
Muriel Smith
Voice of the Turtle play review praises Van Druten’s two‑hander
The piece applauds John Van Druten for a witty intimate two character play where inanimate set pieces become sources of humor. Margaret Sullavan’s overacting is noted as naive but not displeasing while Elliot Nugent delivers a convincing soldier performance.
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Mr. van Druten
Turtle
van Druten
Margaret Sullavan
Elliot Nugent
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