Barnard Bulletin Names Editors and Staff for Year
Barnard College student publication lists editors in chief Ruth Anfty and Jean Maclarin along with Marilyn Karmason Esther Mandelsohn and a full team of managing editors feature editors and staff across sections. The issue notes circulation details and announces a new board including Esther Jones Laura Pienkny Adele Robak Marilyn Rosenthal Lucille Wolf and others.
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NEW Board
Esther Jones
Laura Pienkny
Adele Robak
Marilyn Rosenthal
Lucille Wolf
Gloris Hillman
Barre Tait
Sue Con
Phyllis Daytz
Eugenie Hill
Leah Krechevsky
Roselin Seider
Beverly Yager
Marion Beil
Bernice Fierin
Miriam Goldman
Mary Markinac
Eleanor Meyer
Betty Sanders
Emily Schneider
A Final Word on Student Activity Fee Increase
The article discusses discussion and possible final vote on raising the Student Activity Fee for the second term. It notes rising costs for undergraduate publications Mortarboard Bear and Bulletin, outlines budget disparities, and calls for increased student support to sustain small scale publications.
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Representative Assembly
Bulletin
Buildings and Grounds Head Keeps Barnard in Good Repair
Frances Maisch serves as Barnard College Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds overseeing the new wing and residence hall redecorations. She led repairs on 119 Street steam infrastructure and maintains campus facilities while pursuing hobbies like theatre and bridge. Her career spans Maryland Syracuse Arizona Kent State WAVES service and postwar housing leadership.
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Barnard
Frances Maisch
Miss Maisch
Barnard Hall
Columbia
Maryland
Syracuse University
University of Arizona
Kent State University
Ohio
New York Times
Students Learn About Radio By Operating Own Station
The Columbia WKCR station trains students in radio disciplines with classes in announcing engineering production and directing. Plans include a new art department driven ad campaign a music show and revival of a campus news segment. A feud over the Midnight Special reveals rivalries for dorm requests between Columbia and Barnard. About 23 staff members run each show with actors production crew and writers.
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WKCR
Columbia
Barnard
Jack Turvey
Columbia ‘44
It's Not By Their Hygiene A Walk A Freshman Trap Explored
Audrey Weissman critiques Barnard freshmen rituals in a satirical piece. The prose lampoons detection of freshmen by behavior, and the social traps set by clubs and advisors to pressure participation in campus activities. The tone mocks mandatory voting, tournaments, and sign‑in practices.
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Russia
Barnard
Villa Lobos Music Lifts Flawed Broadway Musical Magdalena
The review faulted Homer Curran and Edwin Lester for backing a silly story in Magdalena despite Villa Lobos's music, praising the score as lyrical and haunting. Cast performances and inventive costumes and choreography stood out, though weak dialogue and overblown sets diminished the overall production.
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Heitor Villa-Lobos
Magdalena
Homer Curran
Edwin Lester
Villa-Lobos
Bolivia
Irra Petina
Metropolitan
Hugo Haas
Haas
Villa- Lobos
America
Joan of Arc film praised as Oscar material
Review notes Ingrid Bergman stars in Joan of Arc released by RKO and calls it Academy Award material. Mentions European cinema influence and the quality of American production. Continued coverage indicated on page 4.
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Europe
RKO
Ingrid Bergman
Joan of Arc
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Barnard Bulletin
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New York
Ruth Anefy
Jean Maclarix
Marilyn Karmason
Esther ] Mandelsohn
Burniess Manager
Joan Houston
Myra Koh
Marlies
Norine McDonough
Mary Burchiis
Ann Terry
Estein
Lois Campaine
Elizabeth HA Man
Jacqueline Bemier
Pat Bronaugh
Carrol Byerly
Anna Hicks
Helene Hickson
Phyllis Isaacson
Jane Langlais
Ursula McEnroy
Marguerite Maier
Phoebe Marcus
Meg Potter
Evan Strizver
Iris Roven
Dean Woolfolk
Adele Estrin
Forrie Levison
By Beverly Yager
WAVES
By Audrey Weissman
Brinckerhoff Theater
Votry
Jon
Marlies Wolf
By Gloria Hillman
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