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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1948
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin announces semi weekly publication by Barnard College students for the Undergraduate Association. The paper is entered as a second class matter October 19, 1928 at New York post office under the 1879 act. Subscription three dollars fifty cents per year, ten cents per issue. Managing editors and editor in chief listed with business manager.
UNICEF bulletin reports final plans for the Term Drive Carnival while noting weak student and Barnard Faculty contributions. The Drive has raised only $184.60 from students and $183.50 from Barnard Faculty, with an average of about seventeen cents per student. The piece hopes for greater UNICEF giving at the Carnival and future Drive days.
A historical look at Columbia University rooftops reveals green patina from oxidized copper as a protective coating. Observers note green paint matching the patina in spots, suggesting human painting of copper roofs alongside natural oxidation.
Celestina and her neighbor Caterina, from Albano near Caserta, receive regular meals and milk at school thanks to UNICEF. The agency assists governments in implementing child health and welfare plans, matching aid with national efforts to address food and health needs in eligible countries.
Review notes Burt Lancaster as a returning veteran haunted by mental illness and a blackmailer. Joan Fontaine provides solace as an Englishwoman grieving a war loss. The film draws contrast with Odd Man Out in pace and character clarity while provoking questions about culpability and justice.
Mary Carol Spillum profiles Pat Hnida, Barnard vice-president of the Undergraduate Association. The govern ment major leads the 1948 49 Convention for constitutional revision and dreams of a radio career from a local station near home in Ransom New Jersey to Broadway. Her early interests include Wigs and Cues Newaka Club and Columbia’s WKCR.
Frances Fuhes profiles Dr Frances Graham a Barnard psychology recruit with Yale training and Penn State roots. She left Yale to join St Louis clinic work in 1942 acting director there 1943 44, later on staff at Washington University Medical School. Now teaching undergraduates she juggles career and family and plans to follow husband Dr David Graham to future research sites.
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