Barnard College publication details March 23 1944 issue
Barnard College semi weekly student publication credits editor Miriam Burstein and staff for Vol XLVI No 31 dated Thursday March 23 1944. It lists roles from Editor in Chief Eleanor Streichler to Advertising Manager and numerous editorial assistants and staff. Printed as second class matter at New York with a 3 dollar yearly subscription and ten cent issue price.
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Barnard Golfsge
New York
N. Y
Bulletin Editorial Submissions From Candidates
The Bulletin prints editorials submitted by candidates for its editorship. The two following issues continue to feature views from hopeful editors.
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Bulletin
Barnard Student Elections Show Slow Turnout
The term's votes start strong but slide to 477 in the Honor Board ballot as 705 votes initial turnout drops. Assembly election committee efforts and higher enrollment yield modest gains, with 477 faithful voters urged to attend the Rep Assembly meeting to push for a democratic government.
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A.A
Honor Board
Assembly Election Committee
Landre
Weiss
Rep Assembly
Peace Endowment Report Urges Postwar Constructive Peace
Butler of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace presents a report praising constructive postwar peace efforts and condemning thePeace Now movement. He argues billions will live after surrender and stresses a better world as the war’s justification.
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Butler
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Doris Morton Wins Chemistry Plant Job After Barnard Years
Doris Jorgensen Morton received joyful news of a new position in an organic chemical plant making medicines for hospitals. She will work in both the control and research labs and plans to buy a piano with her first earnings. She is engaged to Bob Morton, a PT boat skipper, and they anticipate postwar plans including France.
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Doris Jorgensen Morton
Doris
Barnard
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Mrs. Morton
P.T
Bob
France
Midshipmen’s School
Student Mothers Balance School and Family Life
Two working mothers in the student body discuss juggling college with childcare. Maria Haller Scott and Grace Quinlan Campbell describe wartime households, weekend strains, and the value of returning to study after time away, weighing the pros and cons of this dual role.
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Maria Haller Scott
Grace Quinlan Campbell
Maria Scott
Elizabeth
Maria
Grace Campbell
Kevin
Scott
Campbell
Nightlife at Hotel New York Terrace Room Shows
The Terrace Room at Hotel New York offers Saturday matinees for children with Bob Russell leading an interactive sing along and prizes. Evening shows feature the New Yorker Ice Show with Mary Jane Yeo and Mary Jane Lawson, a colorful rodeo themed act with ornate costumes and precise choreography.
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Hotel New Yorker
Bob Russell
Russell
Mike
Dell
New Yorker
Mary Jane Yeo
Mary Jane Lawson
Noted Barnard Philosopher Montague Faces a Long Life of Logic
This profile portrays Barnard College faculty member Dr. William Pepperell Montague, Barnard and Columbia professor of philosophy. Born in Chelsea Massachusetts he rose through Harvard Radcliffe and California to join Barnard. Known for logic ethics and metaphysics he travels widely to conferences, serves as Carnegie Visiting Professor, and shares a playful absent minded humor with colleagues and family.
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Professor Montague
Rich
Socrates
W. C. Fields
Barnard
William Pepperell Montague
Chelsea
Massachusetts
New England
Montague
St. Paul’s
Long Island
Harvard
Santayana
Palmer
James
Royce
Radcliffe
California
Columbia
Santa Claus
Dr. Montague
Dorothy Sayres van Dine
Agatha Christie
West Virginia
Europe
Butler
Carnegie
Japan
Czechoslovakia
Italy
Russia
England
Prague
European
India
Greece
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Frances Hitch
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Patricia Pierce
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