14 Nov 1946
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1946
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin lists editorial staff and college year activities. The issue notes publication patterns, post office listing from 1928, and various staff roles across editing, business, circulation, and town reporting. It reflects student governance and campus journalism structure.
Barnard has no formal events planned for International Students Day on November 17, a Sunday when many students are off campus. The piece notes Prague’s 1939 executions, the day’s global observance since 1941, and calls for independent reflection on student values amid postwar challenges.
On campuses Harvard introduces informal, discussion oriented general education courses. Students praise the enjoyment and independent thinking these classes foster, diverging from traditional survey formats.
Mona Thelander Summers attends a Quebec scholarship, detailing eight to four classes with late arrival, visits to the Shrine of St Anne and Lorette Indian village, and French literature, grammar and diction. She recalls tea at the French consul, filming of 13 Rue Madeleine with James Cagney, Nazi occupation signs, and meatless days plus soaplike vanilla ice cream. She plans to return next summer and will recount experiences at a French club meeting.
Theatre review lauds Noel Coward's Present Laughter as entertaining though not strong theatre. Clifton Webb leads as Gary Essendine with sparkling wit and stage presence. other cast members include Chris Alexander and Marta Linden, while minor roles overplay. The piece is praised for charm and polish, likened to Blithe Spirit in buoyant style.
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