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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1945
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin is issued semi weekly during the college year by Barnard College students for the Undergraduate Association. It lists editorial leadership including Joan Raup and Ruth Raup as editors in chief and names numerous staff members, offices, and roles such as business manager and advertising manager with subscription rates noted.
The Representative Assembly decides today which organization will benefit from Barnard College's semester fund drive. Bulletin argues the National War Fund best fits needs, includes relief for allied nations and USO centers abroad. It warns against fatigue and cites last year's record drive of over $4,000 to motivate support.
Betty Smith argues that despite wartime unity and peace, the nation still battles racial and religious discrimination. She highlights recent New York incidents and warns that true freedom requires overcoming prejudice across society. Continued on page three.
Veterans on the Columbia campus adapt to civilian life under the G I Bill and Public Law 16. Ex soldiers from New Hampshire, Long Island, and the Midwest study radio, engineering, and business while pursuing education and planning careers in university administration and veterans advocacy. A National Veterans Collegiate Association leader, an ex prisoner of war, and other grads discuss benefits, reforms, and restlessness after war service.
Judy Brimberg notes Metropolitan Life statistics suggesting education lowers marriage rates among women. Data show 22 percent of those aged 15 to 19 who left school early married. 8 percent of high school graduates married. 4 percent of college graduates married. The piece questions the firm’s pessimistic view and hints Barnard as a potential exception.
Ruth Murphy profiles Mary Louise Stewart as an ideal Undergraduate Association president. A Barnard student with two Dean’s List years, Stewart shows bold leadership, extensive service on student government, and strong community involvement from Vermont to Delmonico’s.
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