Barnard Bulletin announces weekly college notes 1944
Barnard College student editors publish the semi weekly Barnard Bulletin for the Undergraduate Association. The issue lists staff roles including Editor in Chief Miriam Burstein and Betty Sachs with multiple managing editors editorial assistants and boards and notes Vol XLVIII No 9 dated Monday November 6 1944.
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Barnard College
New York
S. Y
Phyllis Brand
Miriam Gabin
Cece Rene
Marcia Holstein
Egfelaigionegi Advertising Managers
After Tomorrow Unity Calls for National Calm
A Barnard note urges calm after the election as ballots are counted. It pleads for unity, discourages bitterness, and asks supporters of the opposing side to join in with the majority for the country’s sake, stressing duty over discontent.
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Barnard
Barnard Straw Vote Tarnished by Alleged Double Ballots
The piece accuses a recent Barnard straw vote of padding on both sides with repeated double and triple votes by students. It laments the need for roster checks and ropes and argues a double vote harms the voter more than the outcome.
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Barnard
Parnard
Barnard Honor Board Head Molly Wilby Quietly Plans A Future
Judith F D Rudansky profiles Mary Wilby of Cincinnati who came to Barnard from a girls college prep program. She rose to Honor Board Chair through student leadership, discusses the Honor Code, Greek Games, and her dreams of reconstruction work abroad and library tasks at home. She recalls Prom memories, summers in Maine, a Scots heritage, and a clumsy autographs moment with Don Budge.
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Mary Wilby
Barnard
Cincinnati
College Preparatory School For Girls
Molly
Mary Wilbys
Mary
Monty
Columbia
Middle West
Maine
Scotland
Herald-Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Connecticut
Harlem
Don Budge
Dear Coeceee Letter Sends Mirth and Mourning at Budletin
A humorous missive from Cocce Press to the Business Manager laments staff shortages and delays in production. The letter, illustrated with mock-solemn notes, requests severing business ties while hinting at future restoration if conditions improve.
Barnard Bats In the Belfry at Norwich State Hospital
A pair of psychiatric aides recounts a summer at Norwich State Hospital for the Insane. They describe daily routines on mixed wards, caring for mentally and physically ill patients, and a dramatic escape incident. They note gained knowledge, confidence, and lasting impressions of the humane side of care.
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Nu-urse
Norwich State Hospital
Norwich
Early Gym Plans Foiled By Badminton Shortage
A student recounts rushing to Brooklyn campus gym for a 9 AM class and badminton slots, only to be told the desired class was full. Frustrated, they plan to try again after lab or aim for a 5 PM volleyball session while juggling meals and fitness in a city university setting.
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Brooklyn
Milbank
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Barnard Bulletin
Miriam Burstein
Betty Sachs
Annete Auld
Jone Wall
Nancy Edwards
Eleanor Wax
Frances Hitch
Dorothy Terrace
Tor Eeeer Eh Eee
Mages Steerary Pengeacy Managing Editors
Feature
News Board
Dolores Drew
Joan Leff
Joan Raup
Judith Rudansky
Joan Zeiger
June Felton
Ruth Lyons
Ruth Raup
Betty Smith
Cynthis Morse-Shreve
Patricia Pierce
Leila Ross
Babette Brimberg
Judith Brimberg
Betty Lou Kirtley
Eleanor Krout
Ruth Landesman
Nancy Parrott
Barbara Raskin
Marilyn Schwartz
Dorothy Spatz
Jane Weidlund
By Judith F. D. Rudansky
Coeceee
Budletin
Hirst
Sue
Cocce Press
Miller and
Wax
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