Barnard Bulletin Names Staff Roster for Semester
Barnard College announces the semi weekly Barnard Bulletin staff teams and associates for the college year. The issue lists NEWS BOARD members CARTOONIST staff ASSOCIATE NEWS BOARD and multiple names across town ABOUT TOWN PROBATIONARY and BUSINESS STAFF groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Coleman
Dorothy Clark
Inge Falk
Barbara Heary
Gloria Hillman
Sally Langley
Elizabeth Hayman
Carol Reynolds
Barrie Tait
Marlies Wolf
Anne Athelin
Phrils Daytz
Eugenie Hill
Madeline Justensen
Virginia Kraft
Leah Krechevsky
Carol Moody
Laura Brenkng
Adele Robach
Marilyn Osenthal
Lucille Wolf
Beverly Yaeger
Alma Jean Beers
Dorothy Gaebelein
Maranne Reichert
Jean de Santo
June Stein
Theodora Tunney
A Forward Step on Loyalty Review Board
The Loyalty Review Board, with nineteen members, is established to act as final appeal in loyalty cases for federal employees. It must define standards for evaluating questioned loyalty, aiming to reduce ambiguity in civil liberties while awaiting its practical results.
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State Department
Agency of Final Appeal
Barnard Alumna Jeanne Mitchell Plans Town Hall Debut
Jeanne Mitchell, Barnard alumna and first violin with the RCA Victor Orchestra under Leopold Stokowski, prepares for her Town Hall debut on December 9. Her career includes recordings, Saint-Saëns collaborations, and a Ha vana concert tour in 1946, with a rich history in Greek Games music and conducting.
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Jeanne Mitchell
Barnard
Town Hall
Jeanne
RCA Victor
Leopold Stokowski
Victor
Philharmonic
NBC Symphony
Havana
Stokowski
New World
City Symphony
Leonard Bernstein
City Center Opera and Ballet
Naumburg
Union Theological Seminary
Natanya Newmann
Martha Graham
Columbia University Orchestra
Chester la Follette
la Follettes
Wisconsin
Mozart Don Giovanni at the Metropolitan Opera review
Marlies reviews a pre season Met Don Giovanni benefiting Wagner sets. Ezio Pinza stars as Don Giovanni with Rose Bampton and Nadine Conner in key roles. Polyna Stoska debuts with noted stage fright, Jerome Hines as the Commendatore impresses. Backstage glimpses include Greer Garson and Barnard students at the show.
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Metropolitan Opera
Mme. Stoska
Greer Garson
Shaw's Joan of Arc Drama Challenged Saintly Legend
Shaw argues Joan was a rational, driven figure not a saint or devil and urges understanding of her medieval context. He critiques Shakespeare and Voltaire while noting the church and empire sought to suppress her challenge to papal authority and unity.
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Joan of Arc
George Bernard Shaw
Joan
Shakespeare Soholee Vataire
Tuan
Allegro shines with Rodgers and Hammerstein magic
Gloria Hillman reviews Allegro as a fresh success from Rodgers and Hammerstein joining Oklahoma and Carousel. The score includes One Foot Other Foot and Come Home with new ballad So Far and satirical numbers Money Isn t Everything and Yatata Yatata. John Battles lacks stage maturity while John Conte charms as the hero s friend. Agnes de Mille choreographs and Jo Mielziner designs elevate an enjoyable musical theatre evening.
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Gloria Hillman
Rodgers’ and Hammertein
Oklahoma
Hng
Yatata
Joseph Taylor, Jr
John Battles
John Conte
Hollywood
Agnes de Mille
Jo Mielziner
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Esther Mendelsohn
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Manon Freda
Muriel Fox
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