Barnard Bulletin 1942 Issue Highlights Staff and Dates
Barnard Bulletin dated October 8 1942 details semi weekly publication during the college year, with editor in chief Florence Fischman and business manager Shirley Aronow. It lists the editorial board advertising staff and news board members and notes entered as second class matter at the New York post office on October 19 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard College
New York
N. Y
Florence Fischman
Shirley Aronow
Carol Collins
Judith Coplon
Deborah Burstein
Denise Donegan
Bhuriel Margie
Norma Shoetner
Marcia Freeman
Judith Protas
Sybil Nurco
Elizabeth Haithwaite
Elaine Jose
Credo Of Action At Barnard Shapes Postwar Task
The Barnard college community treats the International Student Assembly credo as a call to action beyond wartime support. It urges study focus for military readiness and urges extracurricular work on race, democracy participation, anti-poll tax efforts, and postwar social economic reconstruction.
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Barnard
International Student Assembly
Barnard Ten Years Of Tony At Milbank Street Candy
Freshmen interviews Barnard midshipmen reveal Navy hospitality requires more than a gesture. Tony, longtime Barnard figure, observes that each class passes like the last, while Milbank street traffic and campus routines shift around him.
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Tony
Barnard
Milbank
Navy
Willard Waller Warns on Divorce and Bigamy in England
Willard Waller warned that the New York Times report of rising divorce and bigamy in England reflects the world situation. He said these are inevitable consequences and that postwar life will grow harder. A course on avoiding divorce and bigamy is suggested. Dean Brinckerhoff’s ties to Brinckerhoff theater are described as authentically complicated. Hendrick Brinckerhoff, born 1709 in Flushing, started the whole affair and the younger Brinckerhoff woman even as Miss Brinckerhoff attends freshman theater meetings.
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Waller
New York Times
England
Dean Brinckerhoff
Brinckerhoff
Hendrick Brinckerhoff
Flushiing
Miss Brinckerhoff
Sophomore Transfer Talks Loyal Hawaiian Japanese Views
Miriam Burstein reports Winona Beamer, a Hawaiian born sophomore, arguing unity among Hawaiians of diverse races despite looming war with Japan. Beamer recalls blackout drills in Honolulu and notes family separation since the Pearl Harbor attack, with high morale and loyalty to the United States amid strict government privacy rules.
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United States
Miriam Burstein
Winona Beamer
Waikiki
Honolulu
Japan
TALES OF MANHATTAN review at Music Hall
Hollywood has produced many genres but TALES OF MANHATTAN remains unusual a five sequence short story film. Boyer Rogers Hayworth Mitchell impress less while Robinson shines guiding a cohesive linked tale though final sequence weak Robeson and Hallelujah padding.
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Hollywood
Wake Island
Music Hall
Manhattan
Charles Boyer
Rita Hayworth
Thomas Mitchell
Ginger Rogers
Fonda
Romero
Laughton
Lanchester
Edward G. Robinson
Paul Robeson and Associates
Duvivier
Wanted Witty Women for Campus Humor Pages
Bullerin seeks female contributors from BuLering to submit humorous stories poems and jokes to brighten page two. Share campus subway or daily life anecdotes or earlier writings, and leave manuscripts in the BuLLETIN mailbox or bring to the office to earn credit and possible fame.
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Bulleria
Page Two
Little Stories Quarterly
O. Nash
New Yorker
Bullerin
BuLuerin
Jake
Victory Center Seeks Ideas for War Effort
A clearing house at Victory Center in Victory New York collects ideas to aid the war effort. Volunteers led by Mr Jerry Crowley review submissions from workers teachers officials and students and distribute them to suitable government agencies. No cash prize offered but a certificate of merit and Victory pin are awarded.
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Victory, Center
Fifth Avenue
Victory Center
Jerry Crowley
War Center
Call for a Second Front Now Says War Supporters
A reader letter argues the United States must press for a Second Front without delay. The writer cites Wendell Wilkie and military families, urging action to shorten the war and prevent more casualties and occupation hardships.
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Europe
Hitler
West
Middle East
Wendell Wilkie
Stalingrad
United States Army
Second Front When Expedient
The piece urges urgency for a second front in Europe while cautioning against rash public pressure. It notes German atrocities in occupied Poland, with civilians executed or starving, and stresses that only military leadership can judge readiness to deploy American troops. Continued on page 4.
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Germany
Europe
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Barnard Bulletin
News Board
Florence Levine
Martha Messier
Eleanor Streichler
By Jean Vandervoort Stolid
Willard Waller
Colorado
Colorado Women’s College
Pearl Harbor
Naval Air Station
Hawaii
Tales of
BuLering
Community Service Bureau
Spanish Club
Madam
Crete
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