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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1945
Page
1
Judith Rudansky urges readers that the Red Cross Drive failed to meet its per student goal of 3.00 and notes only 2100 of 3650 was raised. She stresses the larger need and calls for continued contributions from those who gave and those who have not yet donated.
A protest at the Representative Assembly criticized a War Policy committee ruling to add an all college Christmas dance. The proposed plan keeps Residence Halls dances separate and aims to avoid conflicts with two dances, noting Barnard Hall held a Christmas dance this year and urging a democratic, inclusive solution.
Barnard College publishes a semi weekly bulletin during the school year except during vacations and exams. Edited by Joan Rauch with subscription rate listed as 300 dollars per year and single copy ten cents.
A discussion in the Representative Assembly weighs all college formal policies for Christmas and dorm events. Day and dorm students clash over one all college dance versus two performances, with arguments on fairness, cost, and unity.
Betty Hasthwaite writes after Barnard graduation in 1943 about joining Eastman Kodak Co in the Training Department. She now teaches four four hour classes weekly, makes demonstrations, tests new products, and pursues further photographic knowledge. She notes it may be the first woman to teach photography to company employees and sees a strong war effort link through improved employee skills and faster production of photographic materials.
Gloria Liff analyzes the San Francisco Conference focusing on concessions to Russia and the push for a workable charter. She argues compromise is essential to secure collective security and avert isolationism, citing Dumbarton Oaks origins and historical precedents.
A student frets about fitting group and major requirements with reading courses and exam hours. She worries about Greek Literature in Translation and Metaphysics of Life and Mind not clashing, mentions lost courses for next year, and expresses hope to study Russian to improve交流.
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