Barnard Bulletin Staff and Details From 1942 Issue
Barnard Bulletin published semi weekly during the college year by Barnard College students. Entered second class matter October 19, 1928 in New York. Subscription three dollars a year. Editor in chief Florence Fischman and staff listed including Shirley Aronow Denise Donegan and Judith Coplon. Vol XLVII Oct 15 1942 No 6.
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Bacrard Bulletin
Barnard College
New York
N. Y
Florence Fischman
Shirley Aronow
Carol Collins
Judith Coplon
Deborah Burstein
Denise Donegan
Ae Sonne
Martha Messler
Elizabeth Haithwaite
Elaine Jose
Florence Levine
Martha Messier
Eleszner Streichler
Miriam Burstein
June Cannan
Beatrice Kaplan
Pat Mayer
Lucille Osmer
Carol Ruskin
Betty Sachs
Jean Vandervoort
June Wals
Sally Ferris
Greetings to Soviet delegates reflect Columbia students' Credo
A Columbia University call urges action over words as undergraduates greet three Soviet delegates. The piece frames unity with the "freedom loving people" and backs the Credo of the International Students Assembly, urging rapid action against the enemy and support for Soviet plans in Europe.
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Columbia University
Russia
Soviet Union
United States
Stalingrad
International Students Assembly
Swing It Gate Tonight At Eight
A new rhythm fills the air at Brinckerhoff Theatre tonight at eight with a jive lesson and dance event. Columbia students, including caller Ray Menaker, will attend as chairs are cleared to showcase a prominent piano, chaperon, and Latin country dance styles across Southern Western New England.
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Brinckerhoff
University Square Dance
Ray Menaker
Columbia
Southern
Western
New England
Odd Study Exhibit Includes Grant Wood Lithographs
An exhibit features Grant Wood lithographs along with lithographs watercolors and Japanese prints. Notable works include February with horses, and Beall Smith de Martelly Bunoko and Chi Chen pieces. Dorm students rent these images from the Fine Arts club for twenty five cents each.
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Grant
Grant Wood
Mr. Wood
America
Fred Eichenberg
John S. de Martelly
Laurence Beall
Smith
Har
Bunoko
Chi Chen
Herbert Trubachs
Fine Arts Club
Eye of St Mark shines as wartime drama on stage
Maxwell Anderson's Eye of St Mark departs from formula to become a poignant war drama. Aline MacMahon heads a capable cast with vivid scenes that mix humor and tragedy. The play follows Private QuizzeWest into battle, delivering a memorial worthy of the times.
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Maxwell Anderson
Mark
Mrs. Miniver
Upstate
New York
QuizzeWest
Philippines
Quizz West
Aline MacMahon
Barnard
James Monks
Frances Mahon
ST. Mark
G.M
United Nations urged to free India to counter Axis aims
Eleanor Streichler reports speeches by Norman Thomas and Anid Singh urging immediate action to free India. The plan calls for a provisional coalition government, end of viceroy veto, and mediation by the United States Britain and China with no force used against Indians. Gandhi and Bertrand Russell are cited on India freedom and war conduct.
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United‘ Nations
India
Norman Thomas
Anid Singh
United Nations
Britain
Mr. Thomas
Great Britain
Churchill
America
United States
China
Asia
Bertram Russell
Indian National Congress
Japan
Ghandi
Russell
Henry Polak
Axis
Mr. Russell
Cripps
Metropolitan Council Formed by NYC College Editors
Editors from Hunter Bulletin Brooklyn Vanguad Queens College Crown AYU Heights Daily News and Columbia Spectators form a Metropolitan Council of College Editors. They plan an October 23 meeting at Hartley Hall Columbia to coordinate college papers on war effort and campus affairs.
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New York City
Hunter Bulletin
Brooklyn Vanguard
Queens College Crown
Ayu Heights
Daily—News
Columbia Spectators
Hartley Hall
Columbia
Barnard
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