Barnard Bulletin Names Staff and Roles for Year
The Barnard Bulletin lists editors business and news staff for the college year including Florence Fischman as Editor-in-Chief Shirley Aronow as Business Manager Carol Collins and Judith Coplan as Copy Editors along with the editorial board and various departments and associates. The notice details mailing rates and the publication’s post office filing under the 1928 act with a semi weekly schedule around vacation and exam periods.
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New York
N. Y
Florence Fischman
Shirley Aronow
Carol Collins
Judith Coplan
Deborah Burstein
Denise Donegan
Muriel Margolin Lene
Norma Shoetner
Marcia Freeman
Yodth Prowa
Sybil Nurco
Elizabeth Haithwaite
Elaine Jose
Grim interview with Nikolai Krasavchenko inspires American students
The issue presents a translated interview with Nikolai Krasavchenko, a 26 year old Russian soldier who helped build Moscow fortifications. It highlights his grim wartime account and calls for renewed Allied support as American students follow his testimony for inspiration. The International Student Service and National Student Federation sponsor tours for delegates from Russia, England, China and the Netherlands to U.S. colleges.
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America
Washington
Moscow
Russia
International Student Service
National Student Federation of America
Barnard
Nikolai Krasavchenko
Soviet Union
International Student Assembly
Maxim Litvinoff
Vladimir Pchelintsev
Lyudmilla Pavlichenko
Unusual tryouts spoil two New York previews
The reviewer describes out of town tryouts as rough and unfocused sketches with ad libbing and uncertain staging. Julie Haydon and Eddie Dowling receive praise for skillful touches, while Saroyan and Chesterton pieces are seen as strange, dreamlike and oddly staged experiments that fail to polish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Dowling
Julie Haydon
Eddie Dowiing
Brigid
Saroyan
Dowling
Chesterton
Krasavchenko's Call to American Youth for Second Front
In a wartime appeal, Krasavchenko urges American students to intensify military study and join the fight, citing Soviet and Allied youth efforts. He notes large volunteer mobilizations in Moscow and Leningrad, praises Hero of the Soviet Union laureates, and emphasizes women’s vital wartime roles as nurses, factory workers, and guardians of towns.
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Moscow
Leningrad
Soviet Union
Vladimir Pchelintsev
Nikolai
Mamadov
Kierovobad
Republic of
Azerbaijan
Pustinka
Lyudmilla Pavlichenko
Ussr
America
United Nations
Ann Ross A Barnard Diver Captures United States Championship
Ann Ross, Barnard College sophomore and National Diving Champion, won the United States diving title at Neenah Wisconsin in August in a spirited contest over Dorothy Williamson. The 18 year old athlete, trained by Madeline Karson, excelled with a rare running forward two and a half somersault in pike. Ross stands 5 feet 7 inches, 140 pounds, holds a New York diving titles collection and 44 medals, and has a history of ballet training aiding her springboard technique. She is Greek Games Freshman Chairman elect, former varsity gymnast, and treasurer of the A.A.
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Ann Ross
Neenah
Wisconsin
United States
Madeline Karson
Port Washington
L. I
Miss Ross
New York
Ann
Jones Beach
Barnard
Ross
The
A.A
War Drives New War-Ready Courses at Colleges
Colleges across the country add war focused classes including physical training at Texas A and M and Columbia. New skills aim to prepare men for commando roles while changes push policewomen and wartime work at Sarah Lawrence. Dr Dutcher of Wesleyan calls for more history study aligned with American freedom.
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Texas A & M
Columbia
College of the City of
George Matthew Dutcher
Wessleyan University
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