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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1946
Page
1
A reader notice lists Ruth Raup Rita Dresner Mary Virginia Farley Ruth Murphy Judith Mortenson Maya Pines as editors in charge of About Town, with subscription details and post office classification noted.
Barnard College considers extending its focus to world food problems after the WSSF drive ends. The paper urges public pressure on officials to divert food at the source and says publicity from Political Council and International Relations Club should outline constructive conservation methods. A summer extension is envisioned if needed.
Seven Barnard women share the life of concert hall ushers blending public relations diplomacy and language skills. They classify concertgoers into types A to D, recount cheeky incidents, and note evening hours though ushering can be hard on the feet and kneeling for lost gloves offers human interest experience.
Marilyn Schwartz reviews this year's Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey circus. The production features clowns in cap and gown, a dangerous high rope act, blindfolded double somersaults, and a grand parade with decorated wagons and performing animals. The lion tamer act is missed but the program remains near perfect and entertaining for adults and children alike.
Astry Beeck reviews the Gauguin exhibit at the Wildenstein Gallery praising bold color and impressionist influence. It highlights Tahitian inspiration, dreamlike landscapes with vivid hues, and the accompanying Polynesian objects that frame the painter as the primitive and the modern fuse.
A journalist visits a Columbia area venue serving cheap eats and notes a casual staff, Florence Thornton, who works 3:30 PM to midnight. Conversations reveal plans among workers to pursue art, modeling, or stage work, with patrons and colleagues described in playful, gossiping tones.
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