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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1947
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin lists publication details and a long roster of staff roles including circulation manager Anne Terry, cartoonist Helen Serrell, and numerous news boards and committees. The semi weekly student paper functions under the Undergraduate Association with many associate boards and probationary staff mentioned.
Discussion at a senior class meeting examined whether to reduce social events to boost the term drive for CARE relief. A compromise set fifty dollars now with more to come, while urging broader student contributions to meet a two term CARE quota of six to seven dollars per Barnard student.
Anne Aldrich and Elizabeth McKittrick traveled to Yugoslavia to work on Omladinska Praga, the Yugoslavian Youth Railway, as part of a study at the Institute of Higher International Studies. They exchanged labor for travel, meals, lodging, and cigarettes, and held late night bull sessions with youths from many nations, fostering personal cross national insight.
The article profiles Toby Elmendorf born as Tobias Ten Eyck Elmendorf, later Nancy Toby, detailing her life as a college leader. It notes her roles in Representative Assembly and as president of Political Council, plus early theater work and shift to politics and international relations. It mentions daily routines and participation in Swarthmore College model assembly.
A first person account recalls being chosen as a supers for Mozarts Magic Flute at the Metropolitan Opera House. The piece recounts rehearsals, notable cast members, and the surprise shift to ballet preparation as the Met moves productions.
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