Barnard Bulletin Staff and Editorial Row at Barnard College
Barnard Bulletin operates semi weekly during the college year with student editors led by Joan Rauch. The paper lists staff roles including editor in chief Judith Rudansky Ruth Rauch Ruth Murphy and others, plus Mary Wilson as business and advertising manager and Mary Virginia Farley as About Town editor.
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Barnard College
New York
N. Y
Ruth Raup
Ruth Murphy
Mary Virginia Farley
Barnard Students Debate Telegram Protest Over Argentina
Action for Democracy proposed sending telegrams to the State Department and President Truman protesting Peron era restrictions on La Plata University. The plan was denied by Student Council, while Political Council urged discussion by Representative Assembly. The coup d etat shifted focus but sparked calls for informed student opinion on similar actions.
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Barnard
Action For Democracy
State Department
Truman
la Plata University
Argentina
Peron
Tamara Bliss
Action For Democracy Club
Student Council
Political Council
Representative Assembly
Mac Gannon profile at Barnard charts art to chemistry
Doris McGannon dubbed Mac is a Barnard undergrad from the Bronx who shifted from Juilliard piano to chemistry with aims in pediatrics and neurology. She champions Ireland and family life, led the Freshman Class as treasurer, and served as Undergrad vice president while promoting Newman Club and social life.
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Mac
Barnard
Doris McGannon
Juilliard
Chief
Newman Club
Undergrad
Bronx
Connecticut
Ireland
McGannon
Barnard Hall
Tea Tarts Lift Tired Tastes At Barnard Tea Room
The Barnard Hall tea room reopens for student use daily from 3 to 5 pm offering a long buffet of pastries and sandwiches. Patrons describe it as an institution that provides respite from homework and inspires sociological and psychological reflection during tea time.
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J. B. Brimberg
Barnard’s Tea Room
Thought I'd Seen Everything On The Road And At Barnard
A poem by Elizabeth Graves complains about Burma Shave signs and misread phrases on the open road and at Barnard College. The piece scolds the idea of playful word tricks and urges an apology to Ogden Nash. It mocks the playful ads and recalls Mary and Lou at a barbecue.
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Burma
Barnard College
Barnard
Burma Shay
Joe
Lou
Mary
Sue
Ogden Nash
Elizabeth Graves
Tony Barnard’s boy seeks help in Brooks Hall lobby
A note highlights Tony Barnard’s son waiting across from the Barnard term in Brooks Hall lobby with an empty pocket. It emphasizes a continued stream of small change to assist him.
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Tony
Barnard
Brooks Hall
Polonaise at Alvin Theatre Fails to Please
Sunday evening the musical Polonaise opened at the Alvin Theatre. Lavishly staged with Chopin melodies and a large cast the show promises a hit but falls short with a dull plot and weak dialogue. Performances by Marta Eggerth and Curt Bois stand out while Jan Kiepura struggles as Kosciusko.
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Alvin Theatre
Broadway
Frederic Chopin
Kosciusko
Curt Bois
Marta Eggerth
Jan Kiepura
Kiepura
Danilo
Merry Widow
Marisha
David Lichine
Bronislaw Kaper
Rose Ingraham
Countess Kaleski
M. Chopin
Jong Mun
Chinese Robe Exhibit Shimmers At The Metropolitan Museum
The Chinese robe show opened last Monday at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Exhibits in four corridors feature ceremonial robes in greens and blues of pure silk and heavy satin, embroidered in gold with ancient emblems. A striking orange velvet robe trimmed with silver, seven feet long, suggests divine grandeur. Everyday costumes in pale rose and tarnished yellow complete the display.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
Mana Daya
China
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Barnard Bulletin
Joan Raup
Ces
Judith Rudansky
Marcia Holstein
News Board
Babette Brimberg
Judith Brimberg
Shirley Kamell
Betty Lou Kirtley
Eleanor Krout
Ruth Landesman
Ruth Lyons
Marilyn Mittelman
Judith Mortenson
Nancy Parrott
Associate
Anita Ginsburg
Cynthia Morse-Shreve
Barbara Raskin
Dorothy Spatz
Matie Tillich
Jane Weidlund
Mary Brown
Miriam Gabin
Mary Wilson
Joan Cash
Dolores Drew
Joan Liff
Betty Smith
Nnn
Nesnimanandens
Action For Democracy For
LA Plata
Muss Bliss
Poltical Council
Miss Bliss
By Judy Mortenson
Barnard Tea Room
Jeanne-Marie Kranich
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