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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1946
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin announces semi weekly publication during the college year with staff listings for editors photographers and business managers. It notes the publication’s undergrad association ties and historical first class filing under the 1879 act with subscription rates and issue price.
Barnard notes mixed responses to the Churchill visit at Columbia with praise for free speech and peaceful conduct. The editorial defends the right to protest while criticizing the timing and unnecessary picketing. It lauds leaders of the Monday noon meeting for dignity and constructive stance.
The Library Committee urged students to maintain quiet in the library and honor system applies to conduct as in exams. Descending to the third floor revealed disturbances. staff once held jurisdiction but now students asked to police themselves to uphold high standards and preserve library privileges.
A Barnard senior named Joan Zeiger Dashlet balances academics and literary work while planning for married life with Greg Dashler. She juggles editing roles at Bulletin and Mortarboard, romantic adventures from San Francisco to Brooklyn, and a future of writing short stories, fashion, and family.
Ruth Farrell visits Time and Life at Rockefeller Center to learn how newly hired editors and editors researchers work. Mary Vanaman describes a day in the life of an Editorial Researcher, from training to daily duties and fact checking under deadline pressure.
The piece highlights a hidden facet of postwar displacement: thousands of refugee students across Europe, including Ladislaus S. from Hungary, face barriers to completing studies. World Student Relief funds support these scholars at institutes in Zurich and abroad, stressing the need for financial aid to finish education and rejoin nations of sanctuary.
A playful springalogue notes the season’s arrival and the campus mood. It laments term papers and mischiefs of pigeons, then muses on whether spring can truly arrive amid exams and editorial whimsy at Barnard.
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