Barnard Bulletin May 1 1942 issue details
Barnard Bulletin published semi weekly by Barnard College students for the Undergraduate Association. News board and staff lists included with editor in chief Florence Fischman. Vol XLVI No 43 Friday May 1 1942.
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Barnard Bulletin
Barnard College
New York
N. Y
Florence Fischman
Shirley Aronowa
Cence
Denise Donegan
Judith Coplon
Carol Collins
Muriel Margolin
Norma Shpetner
Deborah Burstein
Marcia Freeman
Judith Protas
Joan Borgenicht
Elizabeth Haithwaite
Elaine Jose
All-Out War Bond Bazaar On Barnard Campus
Barnard College hosts a wide scale War Bond Bazaar today with extensive cooperation from campus clubs and New York shops. The event aims to fund the purchase of U S War Bonds, promising abundant entertainment and meals for attendees.
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Barnard
Barnard’s
War Board
New York
Barnard’s Fund
Japan Means Business and Higher Education Mobilization
The piece contrasts Japan's Greater East Asia New Order leadership training with American mobilization in higher education. It highlights Barnard College's War Minor as an example of democratic service training, notes low local turnout at Town Meeting, and calls attention to broader university programs abroad and in Britain while asserting shared resolve.
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Tokyo Radio
New Order
Greater East Asia
Japan
Barnard
Great Britain
Europe
Ringling Bros Barnum and Bailey Circus Returns to Town
The parade of spectacle at Madison Square Garden promises the greatest show on earth with a modern flair. Designers and artists Norman Bel Geddes John Murray Anderson Igor Stravinsky and George Balanchine have shaped the act in 1942 while remaining a lively circus experience.
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Barnum
Ringling Bros—Barnum and Bailey’s Circus
Barnard
Madison Square Garden
Norman Bel Geddes
John Murray Anderson
Igor Stravinsky
George Balanchine
Bel Geddes
Anderson
Stravinsky
Balanchine
Ziegfeld
The Calliope Circus Calls You To Come See It
The piece extols a familiar circus as its new finery hides the same old show. It touts the calliope, beasts, brass band, and aerial acts, with the parade renamed Holidays as a final lure before it possibly departs.
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Circus
D.H
Urgent Farm Help Sought From Barnard College Women
Barnard College women are urged to join wartime farm work this summer. Programs offer unskilled harvest labor with pay tied to current wage scales, board, housing, and supervision. Wages average about fifteen dollars a week, with work typically 6 am to 2 pm daily, weather permitting. Signups through Barnard and the U S Employment Service require readiness to relocate on short notice.
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Barnard
New York
Farm Cadet Victory Service
Farm For Freedom
Alice Finnegan
U. S. Employment Service
East 28 Street
Board of Health
Barnard Social Affairs Office
Columbia County
Hints on Passing Exams from Franklin and Marshall
A humorous column mocks exam tips from Franklin and Marshall. It satirizes students staging elaborate routines and the “Last Act” of breezing out of a test. The piece notes late papers and hunger as backstory while lampooning exam culture and study advice.
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Milbank
Franklin and Marshall
Buuteria
America
Evening of Columbia Music Showcases Student Composers
Columbia University patrons and Barnard participants filled McMillin Theatre for an all student program directed by Professor Seth Bingham. Aurelia Maresca and Jeanne Walsh presented folk and sixteenth century inspired works while Shanet Sholand and Ben Gossick offered jazzy pieces. Gena Tenney earned the evening’s strongest applause.
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Columbia University
McMillin Theatre
Columbia Music
Seth Bingham
Aurelia Maresca
Jeanne Walsh
Barnard
Howard Shaner
U. S. Army
Edgar Sholand
Harvard Graduate School
Gena Tenney
Barnard Choir
Roy Travis
Clarence Wessell
Shanet
Sholand
Ben Gossick
Miss Tenney
Norfolk Downs
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Doris Landre
Florence Levine
Martha Messier
Beatrice Naegeli
Eleanor Streicher
Miriam Burstein
June Cannon
Sally Ferris
Beatrice Kaplan
Pat Mayer
Lucille Osmer
Carol Ruskin
Betty Sachs
Jean Vandervoort
June Wals
Phyllis Brand
Marilyn Haggerty
Jean Jahr
Bernice Lindenberg
Marion Mednick
Martha Messler
Sybil Nurco
Beverly Weisberg
Calliope
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