Barnard College Student Newspaper Roles and Staff List
Barnard Bulletin lists staff positions and names for editor, business, circulation, promotion, and various editorial and associate groups. Includes multiple departments such as About Town, Feature Editors, Associate News Board, and Advertising and Business staff.
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Ruth Aney
Jean Maclaren
Marilyn Karmason
Esther J. Mendelsohn
Joan Houston
Myra Koh
Marlies Wolf
Norine McDonolgh
Mary Burchell
Ann Terry
E Stein
Lois Campaine
Elizabeth Hayman
Tion Mange
Esther Jones
Laura Pienkny
Adele Robek
Marilyn Rosenthal
Lucille Wolf
About Town
Gloria Hillman
Barrie Tait
Sue Coa
Phyllis Daytz
Eugene Hil
Leah Krechevsky
Roselin Seider
Beverly Yager
Marion Bell
Bernice Fiering
Miriam Goldman
Mary Markinac
Eleanor Meyer
Betty Sanders
Emily Schneider
Jacqueline Begier
Pat Bronaugh
Carrol Byerly
Anna Hicks
Helene Hickson
Phyllis Isaacson
Jane Langisis
Ursula McEnroy
Marguerite Maier
Phoebe Marcus
Meg Potter
Evan Strizver
Iris Roven
Dean Woolfolk
Adele Estrin
Forrie Levison
UNICEF at Work Campaigns Rally Global Support
UNICEF relies on government gifts and private donations to fund its postwar relief. By June 1948 twenty one countries pledged over 51 million dollars, with total resources around 70 million. Since June campaigns have grown in every country and Barnard students pledge support via Representative Assembly. No fundraising quotas exist. solicited students give what they can.
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Unicef
UNRRA
Barnard
Representative Assembly
UNICEF Program Acts as Donor Beneficiary Trustee
UNICEF is described as a trustee between donors and beneficiaries not a welfare body. Food and supplies reach needy children via national agencies and assisted governments bearing distribution costs. An international mission in each country allocates supplies and their distribution locations under specific agreements.
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Unicef
UNICEF Fund Drive Advocates Aid to War-Affected Children
The bulletin urges support for UNICEF via the Term Drive, arguing campaigns are many yet aims worthy. It notes children’s prolonged privation and the mutual benefit of giving, stressing the impact on future world citizens and UN work.
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Representative Assembly
Unicef
UNICEF Barnard Drive Aims to Feed Europe’s Children
UNICEF aims to feed 5,000,000 children across Europe and Asia by leveraging funds and goods from participating nations. The organization, established by the UN General Assembly in 1946, fights tuberculosis pellagra and provides protective foods while supporting clothing sheets and blankets for children’s institutions. It targets vaccination programs, training child welfare personnel, and aiding Romania and Germany with humanitarian relief and rehabilitation efforts.
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Barnard College
United Nation
International Children’s Emergency Fund
Unicef
Uni-Sef
Europe
China
General Assembly
United Nations
Norway
Romania
Germany
Barnard Student Leads UNICEF Term Drive Amid European Hardship
Shirley Jean Stout, a Barnard College sophomore and Portland native, chairs Barnard's UNICEF Term Drive. Her year abroad in England and work with the International Voluntary Service for Peace expose her to European hunger and orphans, fueling urgency for fundraising.
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Shirley Jean Stout
Europe
Shirley
International Voluntary Service For Peace
Berlin
Madison Square delights in a busy fall entertainment line
The National Horse Show at Madison Square Garden runs two performances daily through November 9 with top excitement from Canada France Mexico and a new feature the Royal Canadian Mounted Police in person. Broadway film and museum offerings fill the fall season including George Kaufman Edna Ferber's Bravo Rosa Strodner headed to New York November 15.
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Madison Square Garden
Canada
France
Mexico
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
George Kaufman
Edna Ferber
Rosa Strodner
N.Y.C
Madeleine Carroll
Dickens
Two Cities
Gregory Peck
Sydney Carton
Oliver Twist
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Barnard Bulletin
New York N. Y
Unicef At Work
By Lynne Rosenthal
Laura Pienkn
Ruhr
Stuttgart
World Council of Churches
Switzerland
Jo Ly
Naples
America
Portland
Oregon
United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund
Manhattan
Metropolitan Museum
U. S
Helen Hayes
van Johnson
Montgomery Clift
Howard Hawkes
Red River
Epic
Cimarron
Fennessie-Williams
Anderson
Laurence Olivier
Hamlet
Museum of Modern Art
Elie Nadelman
Metropolitan
Basso
Ezio Pinza
Broadway
Mary Martin
James Micheners
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