Barnard Bulletin Fall 1944 Issue Highlights Editors and Staff
Barnard College students publish the semi weekly Barnard Bulletin with staff lists including Editor in Chief Miriam Burstein and Betty Sachs as managing editor. The paper dated Thursday October 19 1944 notes circulation details and staff roles across feature copy and business desks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard College
Jane Felton
Ruth Lyons
Cynthia Morse-Shreve
Patricia Pierce
Ruth Raup
Leila Ross
Betty Smith
Phyllis Brand
Deeees
Miriam Gabin
Marcia Holstein
Anita Klein
Ruth Janis
Leadership Through Young Minds at Tribune Forum
The Herald-Tribune Forum highlighted optimism and strong youth speakers across ages. Thirteen year old Ruth Sandmann and nineteen year old Ruth Clifton delivered standout talks while Private Wofford and Student Federalist Movement speakers energized the audience with confident, clear arguments. The event praised both youth competence and the support of sponsors and the Eheh School of Music and Art choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald-Tribune
Ruth Sandmann
Ruth Clifton
Oeden Reid
Forum
Shirley Temple
Wofford
Newator-to
William Fulbright
Eheh School of Muse and Art
Cm United
Alecia "Cookie" Conner Shines At Barnard Through Leadership
Freshman class treasurer to Sophomore president and Undergrad leader Alecia Conner known as Cookie has shaped Barnard life. A New Yorker from George Washington High School she led the Senior Proctors and guided about two hundred more students as vice president. Cookie plans law school after graduating with a history major and philosophy and government interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Alecia Conner
Barnard College
Alecia
Cookie
Dr. Alsop
George Washington High School
United States
Heinrich Heine
N S Off Campus Receptionists At Red Cross Find Job Very Interesting
Students discover busy roles as Red Cross receptionists guiding donors through registration check room and examination. The piece highlights the social contact, daily routines, and rewards of a one hour blood donation process and Volunteer work at the blood bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.S
Red Cross
Blood Bank
Bleed Bank
J, 1
New York Winter Season Opens With Starrovals at City Venues
The New York Winter Season launches with Leopold Stokowski directing the City Symphony and the Philharmonic with guest artists. America's Ballet group debuts at the new International Theatre Columbus Circle. Robert Casadesus headlines the Philharmonic, Pierre Monteux and Artur Rodziński lead the concerts. Special student rates apply on several programs. Rudolf Serkin and John Wummer join Bach programs. Metropolitan Museum offers free daily lectures and concerts for public enrichment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Leopold Stokowsky
New York City Symphony
Philharmonic Symphony
New Ballet International
City Symphony
America
Ballet Group
New International Theatre
Columbus Circle
59Th Street
Robert Casadesus
The
Philharmonic
Pierre Monteux
Artur Rodzinski
Barnard
Adolph Busch Chamber
Town Hall
Rudolf Serkin
John Wummer
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Ex Barnardite Jeanne Mitchell Joins City Center Orchestra
Jeanne Mitchell, Barnard alumna and violinist with the City Center Orchestra under Leopold Stokowski, also teaches at Westchester Conservatory and plays second violin in a quartet. Stokowski praised the group after hearing auditions, leading to Mitchell’s prominent concert position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Mitchell
Barnard
City Center
Leopold Istokowski
Westchester Conservatory
Jeanne
Leopold Stokowski
Columbia
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Barnard Bulletin
N. Y
Miriam Burstein
Betty Sachs
Annete Auld
Jane Wall
Nancy Edwards
Eleanor Wax
Frances Hitch Dorothy Terrace
NERS
Dolores Drew
Joan Leff
Joan Raup
Judith Rudansky
Joan Zeiger
NEFS
Tribune Forum
Powers That
By Ruth Raup
By Joan Leff
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