Barnard Bulletin Personnel and Publication Details
Barnard Bulletin lists editors and staff for the semi weekly college paper. Includes Editor in Chief Ruth Aney and Business Manager MacLaren, plus managing editors feature editors and a large roster of staff, photographers, and advertising personnel. Also notes publication terms and entry as second class matter dated 1928 and lists boards and associates.
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Barnard Pini
New York
N. Y
Ruth Aney Wee
Ceee Maclaren
Marilyn Karmason
Esther J. Mendelsohn
Boston
Merah
Dewoned
Marlies Wolf
Norine McDonough
Mary Burchell
Ft Tyres
Ann Terry
June Stein
Lois Campaine
Elizabeth Hayman
Children of Europe Fund Drive Spur Through Subtle Campaign
The article urges readers to support UNICEF by taking a babysitting job two nights in November and donating earnings to Children of Europe. It notes higher living costs and tuition, and asks workers to tell employers their intent to contribute.
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Unicef
Europe
Barnard College hosts first Parents Day for open visiting
The Barnard campus welcomed parents of day students with open classes a luncheon and tea as part of the Develop ment Plan. The event exposed families to academic and extracurricular life and featured the dedication of a new student building.
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Barnard
Greek Scouts Organize UNICEF Feeding Center
A UNICEF mission in Greece spurs ten Greek Boy Scouts to establish a feeding center in an Ioannina camp. They register residents, provide first aid and washing, and set up a kitchen campfire service, transforming the camp within hours and earning praise from Greek officials.
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Unicef
Athens
Greece
Children’s Fund
Pro ‘Am
Ioannina
Liai
D. Latzides
Mr. Latrides
Canon N. J. Edwards
Australia
UICEF
Free theatres in New York offer top shows for little cost
The article highlights free options at the 92nd Street Y National Theatre Conference Tryout Studio with plays like As You Like It and What Price Glory. It also promotes The Dramatic Workshop New School series with six plays for 10 or 4 dollars, including Our Town and All the King’s Men, urging readers to call CI 5-7287 for details.
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Iowa
New York
Great White Way
92Nd Street
National Theatre Conference
Marlies Wolf
Dramatic Workshop
New School
Sartre
The
Robert Penn Warren
All the King’s Men
King’s Men
Our Town
Election workers describe recent bout with the voter
Audrey Weissman reports on Barnard volunteers coordinated by Vivienne Feigenbaum at local election districts. Ruth Schachter notes Dewey expectations and Truman hopes fade as campaigns stress local races. canvassers Helen Abramson and Donna Coplin describe district 7 canvassing amid party competition.
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Audrey Weissman
Barnard
Political Council
Vivienne Feigenbaum
News
Raymond J. Burke
Rep
Harold L. Panken
State Senate
Ruth
Helen Abramson
Donna Coplin
Hamilton Republican Club
113 Street
Broadway
Helen
Donna
7Th Assembly
Howard Henig
James T. McNamara
How to Analyze A Professor By His Lecturing Technique
A playful survey classifies professor lecturing styles into four types: standing addresser, tired drone, attentive conversationalist, and fast moving explainer. The zoology major wonders if excess energy signals thyroid activity.
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Eugenie Hill
Josh 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
Children of Europe
Free Theatre
the Dramatic Workshop
Women In Politics
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