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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1946
Page
2
Barnard Bulletin lists the editorial and business staff for Barnard College publications. Names include Ruth Lyons, Marilyn Mittlman, Barbara Rosa, Ruth Murphy, and many others across editorial, business, and faculty advisor roles for the current college year.
Barnard College announces Mrs. McIntosh will become Dean in June 1947, marking the end of 35 years of Dean Gildersleeve’s leadership. The campus anticipates an inspiring successor while noting an unavoidable gap as a long era closes.
A campus debate centers on forming a ten person conservatively minded club for wamypis at thos tame. The council and student petitioners clash over the reasons for denying or delaying the club's formation amid similarities to other student groups.
Charlotte Korany profiles Bev, BeV McGraw, president of the Residence Halls Association, a Pre Med student and extrovert with a love of New York music, Woody Herman, Stan Kenton, and social life. She values dorm duties, but considers a medical career despite not being a science devotee. Her roots are in Lancaster Pennsylvania Dutch country and she dreams of direct patient contact in medicine.
The Barnard Music Club held its first informal program in the College Parlor on November 25. Performers were Mary Louise Brown, pianist, and Christine Ryan, violinist, both Barnard students.
The fragment references a ledger and Pres cent Nicholas Marray Butier, with scattered mentions of places and people. It hints at a finance or language department context and aCasataCanan a question about five fours. The text shows garbled OCR but preserves several named entities and a possible historical figure.
Asti's at 79 W 12th Street draws guests from the Met Opera and music world with singing waiters performing operatic arias while serving Italian American specialties. The decor features autographs and anecdotes about Asti's history. Open daily except Monday from seven, reservations advised.
Maggie St John reports Katherine Dunham’s Bal Negre at the Belasco Theater, a culmination of Caribbean travel and anthropology study. Dunham choreographs her dances for the New York stage, with a graceful troupe and a final act featuring earlier burlesques.
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