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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1947
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin lists Elaine Ryan as editor in chief and Lu peers among the weekly college paper staff. The document names feature editors, town editors, business and advertising managers, photographers, cartoonists, and an extensive news and associate board.
Barnard Bulletin announces two forthcoming articles by Liberal Club members to analyze inflation and propose solutions. The issue also highlights foreign students and postwar Europe, noting Miss Ricketson's article on France and the student role in global issues.
Barnard College drama group Wigs And Cues invites students to join onstage crew back stage and support roles. Membership organizes in Milbank Hall basement with tryouts in Brinckerhoff Theater and a production team chosen by the executive board and Professor Minor Latham. Rehearsals span five weeks with a frantic final period before opening night.
Helen Pond Barnard Undergraduate Association president discusses goals for the year. She aims to strengthen Curriculum Committee work with the Faculty Committee on Instruction and hopes Barnard and University Student Council joint benefits. She backs National Student Association outreach to engage students.
Professor Ingrith Deyrup joins Barnard College after teaching five years at Columbia Medical School. A Nyack, New York native with six siblings, she has traveled across the United States and Canada. She will lead graduate physiology this winter and teach general physiology in spring while pursuing Columbia Medical School research.
Mary Ricketson reports from Paris and Geneva about travel today in Europe. She recalls blueprints of 1920s Europe but finds modern Paris and its surroundings less romantic amid police vans and imposed currency rules.
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