03 May 1948
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1948
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin notes publication details for Barnard College students and Undergraduate Association affairs. Editors listed include Ruth Aney Marilyn Karmason and Esther J. Mendelsohn, with editor in chief and managing editor roles.
A Barnard assembly debate argues student activity fees fund college wide functions, not just participants. The piece compares student contribution to civil duty and urges support for Dependent and Little Undergrad activities to avoid apathy and weaker programs.
Elizabeth Aschner reports on Barnard College faculty children, noting pianist precocity and unusual home life. Professor Stanfield Sargent of psychology claims his sons Stephen and David show little testing or formal schooling while pursuing early music and family aspirations.
Barnard students run a Stassen club endorsing Harold E. Stassen for president, praising his liberal program focused on maximum individual freedom, a federal housing plan, UN police force, and bold foreign policy. They argue Wallace and Roosevelt-era policies fail and urge Stassen’s nomination at the Republican Convention.
Barnard alumna Helen Valentine greets a group from the Alumnae Association at Seventeen magazine. The tour covers editor in chief office circulation room art department and editorial meetings as students learn how a teen fashion magazine is produced and how tough it is to break into New York publishing.
Weidman and company delivered a strong week at the Mansfeld Theatre. The program featured James Thurber's Fables For Our Time with Weidman winning the Guggenheim award for The Owl Who Was God. Nadine Gae and Peter Hamilton added polish with standout turns in House Divided and And Daddy Was A Fireman.
Cyrus St. Clair, famed for tuba solos, worked as Barnard College elevator operator for six years. The piece notes his arrival in New York in 1925 with Wilbur de Paris Cotton Pickers and his long dance band history.
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