Barnard Bulletin Names Editorial Team and Staff Roles
Barnard Bulletin issue lists Editor in Chief Miriam Burstein Betty Sachs Annete Auld June Wall among editors and staff. It notes business manager Phyllis Brand and circulation manager Marcia Holstein with advertising and copy editors, in Vol XLVI No. 4 dated October 16, 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Sachs
Annete Auld
June Wall
Phyllis Brand
Miriam Gabin
Marcia Holstein
Anita Klein
Veveeseeeseess
Ruth Janus
Esprit de Corps and the Barnard Spirit Debate
A letter to the editor argues that school spirit cannot be manufactured by campaigns but must arise from students. It cites Barnard’s lack of enthusiasm, suggests small meaningful acts as sources of spirit, and praises recent election forum energy while urging ongoing effort by two partisan committees.
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Barnard
Barneard
Rahrah
America
Bill’s
Joe’s
Nut Shop
Barnard Camp
Tilson's
City College
Spapit
Tnt
Joan Taylor Embraces Theater Not Music In World Travel Tale
Joan Taylor daughter of Deems Taylor talks of theater over music in a Dramatic Workshop feature. She recalls travels with her mother, studying in China Japan and Paris, and plans to major in English while exploring acting writing and directing. She praises Barnard and shares stories of her father’s support and past lecturing.
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Joan Taylor
Deems Taylor
The
New Dramatic Workshop
Joan
China
Japan
Java
Paris
Stratford-on-Avon
English Playhouse
Barnard
Vassar
St. Timothy’s
Deems
Dewey and Roosevelt clash over peace conference role
The piece reports a political exchange debating whether Dewey should attend peace talks, with references to Roosevelt as an insider and criticism of Democratic administration actions. It notes concerns about diplomacy, Congress, and the judiciary amid a party factional dispute.
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Dewey
Richter
Roosevelt
Britain
Russia
United States
Congress
Wilson
Political Action Committee
Chicago
Jersey City
Supreme Court
Repu
Kingdon Outlines Peace Making Across Government
Dr Kingdon argues the peace must be created by coordinated action across all departments rather than a single cabinet post. He cites international cooperation and currency and resource stabilization as two key dimensions and praises Cordell Hull’s foreign affairs career while urging a broad, collaborative approach.
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Hitler
Japan
Kingdon
Dr. Kingdon
Dr Kingdon
Cordell Hal
United States
Bloomer Girl at Schubert Delivers Delightful If Uneven Escapism
Nancy Edwards reviews Bloomer Girl at the Schubert, praising Celeste Holm’s lead and the production’s grand costumes and sets. It notes the musical’s bold handling of a tricky 1860s suffrage theme while comparing it to Oklahoma! and highlighting lively dances by Joan McCracken and solid singing from David Brooks and the ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celeste Holm
Bette Davis
David Brooks
Nenetheless
Joan McCracken
Superb modern dance sequence in Bloomer Girl praised
The review lauds the modern dance in Bloomer Girl as the most impressive and moving part of the play. It calls the Civil War portrayal a profound initiation into the art, and notes the dance as a serious visual interpretation that elevates the work.
Election Forum At Barnard Draws Huge Crowd And Buzz
A letter describes a packed Barnard event with crowds pressed outside the door and inside amid lively chatter. It mentions Mr. Richter in a bow tie, the Bulletin’s nonpartisan stance, and refreshments of cider and doughnuts, while noting limited access and political buttons for Dewey and Roosevelt.
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Barnard
Botany Lab
Paramount
Frankie
Richter
Bulletin
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Barnard Bulletin
Barnard College
New York
N. Y
Miriam Burstein
Nancy Edwards
Eleanor Wax
Frances Hitch Dorothy Terrace
Nefs Board
Dolores Drew
Joan Leff
Joan Raup
Judith Rudansky
Joan Zeiger
Associate
June Felton
Ruth Lyons
Cynthia Morse-Shreve
Patricia Pierce
Ruth Raup
Leila Ross
Betty Smith
Esprit de Corps
Judy Rudansky
Chinese Theater
Washington
By Nancy Edwards
Oklahoma Star
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