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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1941
Page
1
A bulletin from October 1928 lists editorial assistants Deborah Burstein Florence Fischman Gene Gottesman and Marilyn Haggerty for the undergraduate association activities. The note appears in a 1941 issue as no.3.
A Barnard College note critiques Camp Committee funding for Ossining camp weekends. It urges collecting pledged payments before weekends, warns against charity eating, and suggests fair rules to protect the budget. The piece endorses CURC widening radio talents linking Barnard and Columbia for broader campus appeal.
A Union College orientation piece highlights a required Hays Tour led by Kenneth Hayes with a $5 penalty for skipping. The column blends campus humor about dorms, showers, and car bans with light satire on student life and a playful inventory of college luggage and fashion.
A review of Tyrone Power in A Yank in the RAF notes its pro British slant and entertaining plot with Grable and Gar din er, praising Dunkirk scenes and Power’s charm. The column then spotlights New York dining spots Barberry Room, Penthouse Club, Kitty Hawk restaurant, and Rosa’s for affordable to mid priced meals with vivid ambiance and plane-watching views.
The article argues for strong, immediate aid to Britain and the Soviet Union to counter fascism. It notes shifts in opinion about aid to Russia, cites Soviet and British efforts, and urges a united stance against Hitler with practical policy and wartime alliance. It emphasizes the need to understand world events and prepare for postwar organization.
The critic notes the play Cuckoos on the Hearth aims for prestige with a clever plot twist and two intertwined stories. It spoofs murder with stylish aloofness and spooky scenes, though the cast weakly carries familiar corpse-filled material.
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