Barnard College Bulletin of the Undergraduate Association
Barnard College publishes a semiweekly student bulletin listing editors and staff for the Undergraduate Association. It notes publication details, roles across news, business, and creative sections, and staff names including Elaine Ryan Ruth Landesman Marilyn Schwartz Warguerite John Betty Wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard College
New York
N.Y
Elaine Ryan
Ruth Landesman
Marilyn Schwartz Warguerite
John Betty Wall
Ruth Anes
Jane Gordon
Esther Jones
Marilyn Karmason
Betty Lou Kurtley
About Town
Amelia Coleman Calder
Dorothy Clark
Inge Falk
Barbara Healy
Jeanne-Marie Kranich
Elizabeth Hayman
Carol Reynolds
Marlies Wolf
Wallace Grants College Interview
Excerpts show Henry A. Wallace granting interviews to college newspapers. He stresses European youth’s resolve to leave a better legacy for peace and prosperity than after the last war.
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Tercine
Henry A. Wallace
Repreemiatte
Mr. Wallace
Europe
Wallace Interview Draws Seventy College Newspapers
College editors from D C to Massachusetts traveled to New York for a Columbia Spectator arranged interview with Henry Wallace. The event highlighted energetic student press and urged colleges to push for firsthand views from leaders, signaling growing youth political engagement and a hoped for enduring tradition.
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Washington, D.C
Massachusetts
New York
Columbia Spectator
Henry Wallace
Music Lover Seeks Correspondence Through College Bulletin
A student letters page invites a thoughtful, cultured young woman for a friendship based on spiritual depth. The writer, Ed., 24, describes tastes in classical music, art, literature, humor, and a desire for intellectual companionship, asking for contact via the college bulletin.
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Bulletin
Lonely Hearts
Saturday Review
Gratis
Barnard Hall
Mr. X
Dear Miss
European students seek peace and unity through dialogue
Mr Wallace notes European youth show faith in the U N and favor cross border talks to secure peace. They worry about U S conscription raising arms elsewhere and doubt the Truman purification plan but believe youth want to unite beyond borders to understand the full picture.
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U. N
Wallace
Europe
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
United States
Mr. Wallace
Curses on Commuting or Railroad Heartache
A Barnard scene blends humor and anxious romance as a commuter worries over train schedules and late trains to meet a love interest. Student flouts the looming deadline with witty banter about timing and departure, ending in a dramatic faint.
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Barnard
Jake
Crow's Point
Subway
116Th Street
Iran
Bill
Weehawken
Barber of Seville film review praises gobbi and tagliavini
Astry Beech critiques the Barber of Seville on screen adaptation noting strong performances by Ferruccio Tagliavini as Count Almaviva Tito Gobbi as Figaro and Nelly Corradi as Rosina. He finds the film charming yet hampered by nontechnical production and narration that breaks opera continuity.
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Barber
Ferrucio Tagliavini
Count Almaviva
Tito Gobbi
Figaro
Nelly Corradi
Rosina
Italo Tajo
Don Basilio
Deems Taylor
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Tea Ve
Anne Terry
Elizabeth Aschner
Anna Chacho
Shirley Cohen
Sue Cox
Marion Freda
Jean Goodman
Joan Haldenstein
Joan Houston
Myra Kohh
Jane McInnis
Nomne McDonough
Esther Mendelsohn
Rosary Scacciaferro
Joan Scheller
Roselin Seider
Amalie Mayer
Nada Vodenlitch
Manel Fox
Dorothy Gaebelein
Marianne Reichert
June Stein
Jean de Santo
Wallace Grants College
the Wallace
Francis the
Francis I
Fernandel
Mark Twain
Fernandes
Francis
la Belle Ferroniere
Gerron
God
Christian Jaque
By Ruth Aney
Barber OF Seville
Astry Beech
Tages
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