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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1946
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin is a semi weekly student publication of Barnard College with Ruth Raup as editor in chief and Rita Dresner and Mary Virginia Farley as managing editors. The staff includes Ruth Murphy Judith Mortenson Maya Pines and others on feature and town pages with a large advertising and business team.
Barnard College uses a bear mascot and critics worry ongoing hibernation among students during cooler weather. A straw vote on the first cool day hints at retreat from work, while a lecture by William H. Davis on labor disputes may draw attendance. The page also includes garbled remnants about the United Nations and a New York Times citation from 1946.
A Barnard article argues women in medicine confront persistent discrimination. It cites wartime concessions, rejected internships, and quotas, noting most women graduates stay in practice yet struggle for equal opportunities, while calling for continued gender emancipation.
A humorous view of the Bulletin staff at a school, detailing early starts on Tuesdays and Thursdays, late hours, missed deadlines, and tough probationary duties for copy girls. The piece notes chaotic proofs, staff fatigue, and the constant grind as the Manawaar Board presses on despite disarray.
Barbara Henry reviews Leonard Bernstein's City Center Symphony concert noting his youthful charm and orchestral rapport. Bach air from Suite No 3, Schuman Symphony No 3 receiving mixed but admiring reactions, and excerpts from Der Rosenkavalier with Trio of singers. Concerts run Mondays and Tuesdays through November 26 at 131 West 55th Street.
The City Center hosts the New York City Opera Company under Laszlo Halasz with City of New York backing. Thursday evening features the premiere of Tschakowsky's Eugen Onegin with Mr. Molotov and Mr. Gromyko in attendance.
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