Barnard Bulletin Details Semiweekly Publication
Barnard Bulletin operates semiweekly through the college year with vacations and exams. The notice lists editors, staff roles, and contact details including Carol Collins, Judith Coplon, Deborah Burstein, and others. Subscription is $3 per year, 10 cents per copy, with postal notice from New York 1928.
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Barnard College
New York
N. Y
Carol Collins
Judith Coplon
Deborah Burstein
Cceerrse
Denise Donegan
Muriel Margolin
Norma Shoetner
Marcia Freeman Pede
Judith Protas
Sybil Nurco
Elizabeth Haithwaite
Elaine Josen
War Measure Should the Undergraduate Chairman Join Student Council
Discussion at the Faculty Committee on Student Affairs and subsequent council actions urge adding the National Service chairman to Student Council for wartime governance. The piece argues the chair represents the college in the war effort and should participate in all council matters, recommending an amendment to grant the second most important undergraduate position a seat.
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National Service
Student Council
Representative Assembly
Divide and Conquer Propaganda War Warns Against Unchecked Rumors
Norma Shpetner quotes a pamphlet attributed to the Office of Facts and Figures criticizing Hitler’s use of propaganda to fracture Western Europe and threaten the United States. The authors urge intelligent, truthful evidence to counter rumors and unrest, arguing awareness can prevent division and victory for Hitler.
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Divide and Conquer
Office of Facts
Hitler
Europe
United States
D. R. Fitzpatrick
Lelan Stowe
Fortune
U. S
Divide and Conger
Pacific
Stalin
Norma Shpet
Enrollment Falls as War Demands Shift Curricula
Washington reports show college enrollment dropping at least ten percent with liberal arts majors hit hardest. Manpower officials urge replacing nonessential courses with chemistry, engineering, medicine and public health training to meet wartime needs.
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Washington
McNutt
Stimson
Washington Office of Education
Congress
Labor Needs Cooperation Not Suppression of Labor
The piece argues anti labor forces exaggerate the strike threat to undermine wartime unity. It cites William H. Davis of the War Labor Board noting war time strikes cost only six tenths of one percent of man hours and contends most strikes are unauthorized wildcat actions that are fading. It condemns press and coalition factions for pressuring labor to concede.
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National Association of Manufacturers
Davis
William H. Davis
War Labor Board
American Management Association
N.A.M
Organized Labor
Pearl Harbor
Bar nard College War Board to Meet This Week
Students at Bar nard College embrace the International Student Assembly credo and urge all who plan war activities or wish to work with the War Board to contact club representatives or the executive council ahead of the board’s first meeting.
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Barnard College
International Student Assembly
Har
Executive Council
War Board
Wartime Education Access Tied to Economic Support
The text argues that during war Congress must ensure education is not left to economic chance. It stresses that the question of who shall have an education must be resolved with government action, not market forces, to guarantee equitable access during conflict.
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Congress
Bullerra’s gossip column seeks real school spirit
A lively note invites students to submit ideas for a school gossip column. It teases a new column for students to place their names, proposes cheer events with Barnard across the tracks, and jokes about dances in Columbia’s gym while hinting at senior involvement and possible punishments for counterfeiting.
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I. M
Bullerra
Bullet Office
Columbia
Arkie Problems Un unrealized Student Worker Finds
A reader describes migrant farm labor in Michigan berry districts with Arkies and Mexicans living in poor housing while picking berries and sugar beets. Churches organize child care centers but schooling remains minimal, and migrants struggle to compute earnings daily.
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Arkie
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