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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1946
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin of Barnard College lists Ruth Raup Judith Mortenson Maya Pines as editors with roles including Editor-in-Chief Managing Editors About Town Editor Business Manager Advertising Manager and Circulation Manager. It notes semI weekly publication during the college year, postal filing in New York and subscription details.
Sturtevant critiques Bear as derivative and limited by a 37 page format with slick paper. He praises Miss Macaulay Aunt Patsys Courtship and Miss Chang poem, lauds Miss Violetts originality, and criticizes the self portrait aura of the number and the overextended fantasy.
The Political Council reviews three proposed clubs at Barnard College Economics FDR and World Federalists with emphasis on avoiding duplication and whether existing clubs could absorb or cooperate with new groups Liberal Club Action for Democracy and International Relations Club would be key players in integrating any new proposals Economics majors originated group could study economic issues while collaborating with current clubs The decision hinges on club fit and energy conservation for campus activities.
The World Student Service Fund drive urges Barnard students to donate as only a few days remain. The appeal emphasizes that small contributions provide food and moral support to suffering students in Europe and Asia.
Wigs and Cues staged the sixteenth century comedy Friar Bacon and Friar Bungay led by Raiford Ragsdale. Leora Dana dominated the scenes while Sheila St Lawrence Mary Graham Ellen Violett Ann Murphy and Joan Leff delivered notable performances. The production earned praise for spirit and direction but the plot unity and character depth limited its impact.
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