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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1945
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin lists editors and staff for the Undergraduate Association publication run by students. Names include Editor-in-Chief Joan Raup and business manager Jane Weidlund, with sections for news photography and advertising, circulation, and staffers such as Babette Brimberg and Ruth Landesman.
Tuesday's Barnard picketing and the Action for Democracy proposal drive discussion on student off campus political involvement. The policy discourages affiliation with outside groups to keep college name from controversies, yet recognizes world issues demand student engagement and leadership development.
Judith Mortenson reports on the opening of the Columbia Lion's Den, a new campus venue highlighting student performances and local talent with emphasis on community engagement and university culture.
The Lion's Den downstairs in John Jay Hall reopens as a cafeteria by day and cafe by night, drawing V-12s Barnard students and veterans to a smoky, busy room with a fireplace juke box and packed lunch lines. A new radio program on WNYC titled Behind the Scenes in Music showcases conductor Barzin rehearsing with the orchestra, offering insight into the creative process and the orchestra's preparation for Carnegie Hall concerts. The National Orchestral Association organizes both the radio series and concerts, with many members moving on to professional posts after a year under Barzin.
A retrospective look at Barnard College Mortarboards from 1895 to 1947 highlights early hand drawings, scarce photos, and student humor. It notes advertisements from 1901, shoe promos in 1904, and mottos from 1899, 1913 cartoons, and witty exchanges at drills with faculty, promising candid shots in the upcoming yearbook.
Ruth Adu surveys Sarah Lawrence and Vassar on nontraditional curricula and three year plans. At Sarah Lawrence students choose courses with close faculty advising, emphasizing personal value, historical thought exposure, and responsibility. Vassar debates three year plans and basic education reforms while inviting discussion with Sarah Lawrence. Dean Mildred Thompson heads US delegates to UNESCO in London.
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