Barnard Bulletin contacts and staff list 1944 issue
Barnard Bulletin published semi weekly by Barnard College students for the Undergraduate Association. Contains staff roles including Editor in Chief and managing editors, business manager, circulation, advertising and photography teams. October 23, 1944 issue with volunteers and staff rosters.
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Barnard College
Barnard College Launches New Literary Magazine
Jake touts Barnard College's new literary magazine and publicity drive. He urges all writers with prose verse or art to submit, praising the committee's spade work and inviting enthusiastic participation from hidden and visible literary talents.
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Barnard College
Jake
Early Tribune Forum editorial claim ahead of HeraldTribune
The text notes a claimed preemption of editorials on the youth session of the Tribune Forum. It asserts the editor wrote the piece on Tuesday October 17, ahead of publication and before any similar appearance in the Herald-Tribune or Bulletin.
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Barnard
Herald-Tribune
Bulletin
Tribune Forum
Barnard Yearbook Funding and Club Photo Fees Debate
The article argues for financial independence of the Worturhaard yearbook from club photo fees. It discusses fairness if some clubs pay for photos while others get free inclusion, and suggests an Undergraduate Treasury allotment as in Bulletin. Jake to present the issue to the Representative Assembly and Miss Stewart’s committee.
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Barnard
Vortarboard
Worturhaard
Bulletin
Jake
Representative Assembly
Stewart
Radio Courses Cover Writing at Columbia NBC Joint Program
Columbia University Extension in cooperation with NBC offers a broad broadcasting course series directed by Dr. Russell Potter and Sterling Fisher. Twelve focused radio courses plus ten in physics engineering and sociology, with informal workshop style and NBC studio access. Notable instructors include Wade Arnold Samuel Chotzinoff and Frederick Knopfke. Courses open to Barnard with permission. CURC invites radio club participation.
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Columbia University Extension
National Broadcasting Company
Barnard
Russell Potter
Columbia University Institute of Arts and Sciences
Sterling Fisher
NBC
NBC American University of the Air
Columbia
CURC
Radio Club
Wade Arnold
Samuel Chotzinoff
Barnard Baer Family Ties Highlight Atra's Career Dreams
Atra Baer, daughter of Arthur Baer, aims to follow in his satirical journalism footsteps. She plans four years at Barnard and Columbia Journalism, values her family's literary circle, and recalls a Europe trip in 1939.
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Arthura Baer
Bugs
Baer
Barnard
Columbia Journalism
Journal American
Horace Mann
Atra
New Mexico
California
Europe
Naples
Switzerland
Italy
Mily
National Service Offers Wide Hospital Experience
Judith X Y Rudansky describes real volunteer roles in hospital work and community service. Alta Goalwin 47 served as an aide in the X ray room at Presbyterian Medical Center aiding infant care while four hours per week are suggested. Students can apply at New York Hospital and St Luke's Barnard for various posts including Electro Cardiograph assistants.
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Alta Goalwin
Presbyterian Medical Center
St. Luke’s Barnard
York Hospital
68Th Street
New York Ave
Presbyterian
Goulwin
Dorothy Dieterle
National Service
Anna Lucasta at American Negro Theater underperforms on stage
A review of the all Negro cast production Anna Lucasta critiques its handling, praising acting in places but faulting the direction and tone for turning a serious premise into inconsistent comedy. The piece questions the play’s suitability for humor and laments missing Harlem origins and an unhappy ending.
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Anna Lucasta
American Negro Theater
Anna
Pennsylvania
Lucastas
Brooklyn
Harlem
Broadway
Diverse autumn art exhibits brighten city galleries
Fall shows headline New and current pieces across venues. A new intercultural gallery at 38 West 57 Street features global paintings sculptures lithographs etchings woodcuts and silkscreens. Knodler Galleries on 47th display French Impressionists alongside Downtown Gallery’s American Art. The Museum of Modern Art highlights American Battle Painting and film library additions. The Metropolitan curates American Portrait results from a Pepsi-Cola contest. Other venues include Jewish Theological Seminary European synagogue photographs Riversole Drive Museum war posters for the United Nations and Russian War Relief documentary photographs.
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West 57 Street
Knodler
Metropolitan
Jewish Theological Seminary
Riversole Drive
United Nations
Russian War Relief
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