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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1946
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin lists editors and staff for the Undergraduate Association publication. Managing editors Ruth Raup and Rita Dresner, with Mary Virginia Farley as editor in chief, lead a wide editorial and business team including about town staff and a large roster of circulation, advertising, and business personnel.
The essay contrasts Soviet and American voting, noting high apathy in non presidential years. It cites New York registration, urges student involvement, and criticizes party campaigning and personalism as wastes. Pauline Betz is mentioned in relation to a doorway star stand.
Barnard 86 Jean Besselievre Boley writes The Restless a brisk analytical novel about an American wife in Buenos Aires and Peru. Emily Hollin seeks escape through an affair with a Peruvian archaeologist, then returns to New York to pursue writing as solace. Boley, living in Buenos Aires with her husband since 1936, hints at a second book due next year.
Betty Wall profiles Evi Bossa nyi president of the senior class. The Budapest born student recalls childhood memories, American experiences, and fluency in English. She admires Roosevelt, plans further study abroad, and while in America enjoys five and tens and slang knowledge.
A New York focus on listening to broadcasts offers free admission to favorite programs like Bell Telephone Hour. NBC provides two free tickets by mail. the feature highlights guest artists and coast to coast airings. Hayden Planetarium hosts From One Planet to Another with Museum of Natural History exhibits and a French Resistance exhibit at Central Park West.
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