02 Nov 1944
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1944
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin appears as a semi weekly college paper for Barnard College with editor in chief and staff listed including Miriam Burstein Betty Sachs and Annete Auld. It notes publication is by students for the Undergraduate Association with staff roles in editorial news and business.
The note urges all club presidents interested in club taxation to attend the Representative Assembly next Monday when the discussion continues and to speak up for their clubs. It questions whether all clubs budgeted for the Mortarboard tax and will be able to pay, noting the assembly is open to all.
The column declares a nonpartisan stance on school events, noting editorial silence on campus election activities. It contrasts Barnard’s approach with the nearby Vassar paper and promises to reveal individual staff views only after next Tuesday.
The Vassar Drive Committee set a $16 500 quota while Smith reports a total of about $26 000 raised. Barnard with 1200 students targets $2 500 for the term, about one tenth of Smith’s goal, as the group notes a long way to go despite partial progress.
A freshman travels from Ossining on the New York Central to Barnard Camp, only to be lost in Yorktown while seeking Dreamlake. She ends up assigned to kitchen duty for eighteen Barnardites and endures a string of mishaps including a cramped upper berth and a night of exhaustion before the next day’s chores.
A reader commends Miss Joanne Ruth for her October 26 article on the Dumbarton Oaks conference in Bulletin. The letter lauds Bulletin as a venue for student political opinion and hopes the feature continues to stimulate local interest and participation in important subjects.
A college letter discusses coffee dances and midshipmen morale with lines waiting for tickets and casual gossip. Brander Matthews new season The Beaux Stratagem review condemns modern direction lacking Restoration tempo and scene changes, praising sets but noting weak acting and overall mediocrity.
Columbia's student body welcomes a reopened Lion's Den formed from a 114th Street fraternity house. The space features a ping pong and pool table, card tables, a coke machine, a piano, easy chairs, and a fireplace. Women may visit when escorted three to six in the afternoon and at occasional evening parties.
A Union student from Johnson City engages a Newport Tennessee freshman in a campus barroom chatter bout politics during a late night transit ride. The exchange reveals East Tennessee's Republican leanings and small town camaraderie amid campus chatter and subway noise.
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