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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1945
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin a semi weekly student paper published during term time with the Undergraduate Association leadership. Includes staff roles for business advertising circulation and assistance, listing names of managers and circulation workers.
The student council and Liberal Club oppose the cumulative fines for class meeting absences as ineffective and undemocratic. They argue enforcement is weak and attendance remains unchanged, urging repeal before December’s meeting after a campus straw vote and ongoing discussion.
Lieutenant John Useem's postwar service with Admiral Nimitz in the Pacific featured in sociology circles. His reports in American Journal of Sociology and American Anthropologist address native Pacific islanders adapting to wartime life and American influence.
A reader praises the Mason Francaise French language club in a casual causerie setting. The informal gathering at the club features French conversation, a sunny salon, a library, and open mingling where visitors can gesture and use basic verbs, enjoying strong tea and social chat.
A chic new dining spot in Manhattan, The St James at Fifth Avenue and 43rd Street features rose and white decor, mirrored walls, red and white leather chairs, and a mirrored chandelier. The menu offers an exceptionally wide selection with excellent food.
The luncheon menu offers items from .85 to 1.50 and dinner from 1.50 upward. Desserts and ice creams are house made. Tea and after theater snacks also available. The setting is celebrity friendly with Joe DiMaggio spotted nearby.
A mixed review notes Therese has suspense and strong scenes led by Dame May Whitty as Madame Raquin but calls the production uneven. Miss LeGallienne gives a solid performance, while Victor Jory’s weakness undermines the romance and timing. Lighting and off stage noise distract, though Whitty’s timing and scenes of paralysis recovery stand out.
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