Barnard College News Board and Staff List
Barnard Bulletin lists News Board members Audery Weissman Patricia Weenelsen Aida Di Pace Bernice Fiering Eugenie Hill Roselin Seider. About Town staff Constance Boardman Gloria Hillman Alice Kogan Cornelia Schaeffer Barre Tat. Associate News Board Eleanor Engelman Irma Meineke Edith Richmond Betsy Weinstein Joan Weiss Anna Vandellas Florence Jones Nancy Isaacs Leah Krechevsky Constance Boardman Joan Tuttle Alice Kogan. Probationary staff Victorine Budd Marisa Macin Nancy Miller. Business staff Circulation Carrol Byerly Adele Estrin Advertising Meg Potter Jane Langlais Iris Raven.
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Audrey Weissman
Patricia Weenelsen
Aida di Pace
Bernice Fiering
Eugenie Hill
Roselin Seider
About Town
Constance Boardman
Gloria Hillman
Alice Kogan
Cornelia Schaeffer
Barre Tat
Eleanor Engelman
Irma Meineke
Edith Richmond
Betsy Weinstein
Joan Weiss
Anna Vandellas
Florence Jones
Nancy Isaacs
Leah Krechevsky
Joan Tuttle
Victorine Budd
Marisa Macin
Nancy Miller
Carrol Byerly
Adele Estrin
Meg Potter
Jane Langlais
Iris Raven
Gus Hall on Campus Sparks Policy Clash at University
The trial of the eleventh Communist conspiracy case draws attention as University policy on campus speakers shifts. CUSC initially issued a blanket ruling allowing any speaker, then reversed to approve Gus Hall’s campus talk, urging CSO to endorse the framework and preserve academic freedom on campus.
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Johns Hopkins and Harvard Medical Colleges Full-Time Programs
The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine began instruction in October 1893 and restricts entry to 75 students yearly. Harvard Medical School offers extensive clinical facilities and laboratories, with high admission standards and a $1800 annual tuition. scholarships are rarely awarded.
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Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Harvard Medical Schools
Warren Anatomical Museum
Harvard Medical School
Barnard
Hunter College Sing Reserve Tickets for May 6 Interclass
Town notices advertise ticket sales at downtown Hunter College for the yearly interclass competition on May 6. The Met offers daily afternoon lectures on topics from Greece in the Legendary Age to Realism and Impressionism in French Painting, including a Thursday 5 p.m. lecture on Nature in Chinese Painting.
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68Th Street
Park Avenue
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Greece
The Traitor Broadway Drama Review
A positive review of The Traitor at Forty-eighth Street Theatre praises Herman Wouk’s first play as timely propaganda drama. It highlights Walter Hampden Lee Tracy Wesley Addy Louise Platt and Richard Derr in key roles and notes the plot of an atomic physicist torn between duty and ideology ending in a fatal confrontation with a Communist leader.
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Forty-eighth Street Theatre
Upper Manhattan
Communist Party
Naval Intelligence
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Columbia
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Broadway
Walter Hampden
Lee Tracy
Naval
Wesley Addy
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Richard Derr
Barnard Radio Talent Expands at WKCR Station
Barnard students participate in WKCR activities with about twenty girls enrolled as candidates and members. The only program run entirely by Barnard talent is Songs at Twilight featuring Patricia O Hare and Dorothy Wannamaker.
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Ruth Aney
Sally Hailey
Leslie Morgan
Joan Halpin
Arden Tinti
Phyllis Bradfuth
Columbia Playhouse
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