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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1946
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin lists editorial and news staff for the college year. It shows editors Ruth Raup Rita Dresner Mary Virginia Farley and others with roles in editing, business, advertising, and circulation.
The Representative Assembly unanimously voted to extend campus policy allowing clubs to express political opinions beyond Barnard College to 65 percent of the student body. The move follows a period of restricted activity and a later comparison with other colleges showing more liberal practices.
The piece traces Barnard College’s annual freshman junior pairing ritual. Freshmen seek a match among upperclasswomen, forming lifelong but often ironic bonds. The process spans decades, with dinner talks, misfit pairings, and evolving roles as marriages appear in later years.
Barnard and Columbia students chase The Way of Things by Montague but face repeated outs of print and back orders. Lines at Salter's and Columbia Bookstore yield little hope with January restocks promised. attempts to obtain refunds fail and a Geology request lingers unresolved.
Gurie Lie of Oslo recalls a life of travel from 1940 onward. She describes escape from Norway, five years in London, service in the Norwegian WACS, a secret Sweden mission, and postwar visits to Stockholm Moscow and Barnard College. Now in Forest Hills with her family she remains uncertain how long she will stay in the United States.
A college student’s pocketbook is a concern and part time work competes with study. Katharine Doty advises careful consideration of health, study pace, duties, and commute before taking on jobs. Volunteering can yield better experience. paid work often assigns routine tasks.
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