Barnard College News Board and Staff Listings
Barnard Bulletin lists semi weekly issues for the college year with staff credits. Includes News Board Florence Levine Martha Messler Eleanor Streichler Associate News Board Miriam Burstein June Cannan Beatrice Kaplan Pat Mayer Lucille Osmer Carol Ruskin Betty Sachs Jean Vandervoort June Wals Sally Ferris Business Board Phyllis Brand Marilyn Haggerty Jean Jahr Ruth Janis Anita Klein Marion Mednick Martha Messler Beverly Weisberg Faith Zimmer About Town Mary Goodwin Diana Hanson Marcia Lawrence Cynthia Rittenband Elsie White.
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Miriam Burstein
June Cannan
Beatrice Kaplan
Pat Mayer
Lucille Osmer
Carol Ruskin
Betty Sachs
Jean Vandervoort
June Wals
Sally Ferris
Phyllis Brand
Marilyn Haggerty
Jean Jahr
Ruth Janis
Anita Klein
Marion Mednick
Martha Messler
Beverly Weisberg
Faith Zimmer
Mary Goodwin
Diana Hanson
Marcia Lawrence
Cynthia Rittenband
Elsie White
Barnard War Board Plans Salvage Drive
Barnard College proposes a salvage drive as part of a city wide effort Marching under the WPB order a two week campaign will mobilize labs storerooms lockers boiler rooms kitchens and dorms to yield waste metals Obsolete cuts from BULLETIN and possible contributions from Wigs and Cues and Brinckerhoff Theatre are welcomed The drive aims to support steel mills in the war effort and bolster national metal supplies with student room scrap and campus assets.
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Barnard War Board
New York City
Barnard
War Production Board
Manhattan
BWB
Bulletin
WPB
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Open Season and Barnard Squirrels Frolic in Campus Grumbles
In a light campus column Cam Norton muses on Barnard student and squirrel relations after three bite incidents and explores humor with supply and demand among Navy cadets at Tilson's. Incipient neurosis rises as names on a mail board spark thoughts on identity and campus psychology.
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Barnard
Mental Adjustment Laboratory
Tilson’s
Navy
Dean Brinckerhoff
Miss Brinckerhoff
Winter lecture series at The New School features Mr Peter Monro Jack
In a session at 67 West 12 Street Mr Jack known as Barnard mentor and NYT book reviewer led a discussion on literature between wars. The class argued social bias in authors noting Galsworthy Kipling and Wells while neglecting craft and art.
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New School For Social Research
West 12 Street
Peter Mon
Ro Jack
Barnard
New York Times
Mr. Jack
Conrad
Moore
Galsworthy
H. G. Wells
Shaw
Kipling
Effa Brown Declares Floral Frame War In New York
A witty back and forth about buying a white metal flower frame sparks a humorous clash over interior decorating. Effa Brown quips that seven million New Yorkers should buy the frame, prompting satire on consumer hype.
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Effa Brown
War drives campus fashion toward simplification
The War Production Board orders simplify clothing across college wardrobes. Streamlined dresses and coats replace frills. three piece ensembles banned. wool use restricted. lounging wear and pajamas shortened and limited. Dorms adopt quilted cottons and velveteens as pants, slips, and robes adjust to wartime needs.
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U. S
War Production Board
WPB
Students Call For Registration In Fall Vote Drive
Barnard students urge voting in New York State elections with deadlines October 5 to 17, stressing domicile voting rules and absentee options for those away. Announcement warns on registration requirements, costs, and the impact of war time inflation on daily life.
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Cannan
House of Representatives
Representatives
Congress
New York State
Barnard
New York City
Up State
County Board of Elections
New York Public Library Information Service
New York
Ben Kaplan
Nell
New York Times
WPB Redesigns College Wardrobes
WPB limits new shoe designs to six colors and reshapes men's and women's wear for wartime efficiency. Fashions drop patch pockets belts cuffs pleats and extra fabrics, with dressed-down styles like shorter narrower outfits and simplified suits to free millions of yards of wool cotton rayon and millions of leather hides for the war effort.
World War II pamphlets offered by Office of War Information
Washington students can request four pamphlets from the Office of War Information in the Social Security Building. The Four Freedoms explains war aims, The Atlantic Charter reproduces the declaration, and Divide and Conquer outlines Hitler's strategy of conquest.
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United Nations
Office of War Information
Social Security
Washington, D. C
Hitler
Buttetin mourns death of Denise Donegan’s mother
Buttetin extends sympathy to Denise Donegan former managing editor and present chairman of the Undergraduate Committee on National Service on the death of her mother on October 1.
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Buttetin
Denise Donegan
Committee On National Service
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