Barnard College Bulletin Highlights Editorial Staff
Barnard Bulletin is published semi weekly during the college year by students for the Undergraduate Association. The issue lists editors Judith Rudansky Jane Weidlund Ruth Ratcliffe Ruth Murphy and others, with Mary Virginia Farley as Editorial Assistant and Marcia Holstein as About Town Editor.
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Ruth Murphy
Mary Virginia Farley
Marcia Holstein
Notable Staff List For News Board At Local Paper
The notice catalogs staff roles including Babette Brimberg Judith Brimberg Shirley Kamell Betty Lou Kirtley Eleanor Krout Ruth Landesman Ruth Lyons Marilyn Mitterman Judith Mortenson Nancy Parrott Marilyn Schwartz Anita Ginsburg Cynthia Morse Shreve Barbara Raskin Dorothy Spatz Matie Tillich Jane Weidlund Jane Weidlund is listed as a key figure with Business Manager Mary Brown and a team covering eccoonnmud advertising Circulation Mary Wilson and staff including Jean de Santo Perry Fitch Marilyn Mittelman Autrey Cox Alicelee Donoghue Margaret Schneider Marjorie White.
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Babette Brimberg
Judith Brimberg
Shirley Kamell
Betty Lou Kirtley
Eleanor Krout
Ruth Landesman
Ruth Lyons
Marilyn Mitterman
Judith Mortenson
Nancy Parrott
Marilyn Schwartz
Anita Ginsburg
Cynthia Morse-Shreve
Barbara Raskin
Dorothy Spatz
Matie Tillich
Community Service Urges Barnard Volunteers Now
Clare Stein reports city groups urgently need college volunteers this year. Barnard students are asked to free time for community services and Red Cross work, with emphasis on sociology and psychology majors aiding underprivileged children.
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Community Service Bureau
Clare Stein
Barnard
Red Cross
Mildred Reed
Petey Du Bois Leads Barnard Class As Madam President
Ruth Landesman profiles Louise Du Bois known as Petey the Barnard senior class president. She rose from Maryland boarding school to top student leader, ex Rep Assembly member and Honor Board, Greek Games treasurer, and Barnard NWF officer. Born Hewitt Long Island she enjoys music and Berkshire festivals, camps ruggedly, travels Canada, and learns driving while recovering wisdom teeth.
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Peter Rabbit
Louise du Bois
Petey
Maryland
Rep Assembly and Honor Board
Barnard Nwf
Hewitt
Long Island
New York
Einstein
Tanglewood
Berkshires
Massachusetts
Canada
Lake
Ontario
Elizabeth Arden
The Bard Hits the Boards at English 61
English 61 studies Shakespeare decide to perform The Merchant of Venice in original form. Ann Murphy directs with cast, costume and prop committees chosen. The production fills late theater hours while Shylock lumbers about in three inch heels. Bulletin will publish details.
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Latham
College Ten
Ann Murphy
Ann
Shylock
Bulletin
Theater Guild Broadcast Spurs Mixed Feelings Among Fans
In a Shakespeare ticket adventure, the writer recalls a Sunday night Theater Guild broadcast featuring Burl Ives and Josh White. The U S Steel interlude mocks corporate virtue as the show goes on air with a Brooklyn broadcast origin and a personal sense of wonder.
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Barnard
Stargazers Course At Columba Observ workshop
Dr Jan Schilt leads an astronomy course at Columba for 7 Barnard girls and 30 Columbia boys. The class meets twice weekly and Monday evenings on the roof observatory to study astronomy and measure distances from the observation point to the George Washington Bridge.
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Columba
Barnard
Columbia
Jan Schilt
George Washington Bridge
Stuart Davis Exhibition Opens at Museum of Modern Art
The Museum of Modern Art hosts a comprehensive Stuart Davis show for members and guests with works from 1912 to recent pieces on the first floor. Highlights include Davis abstract works, Siqueiros portraits, Tehelitchev’s Hide and Seek, and other major artists on upper floors.
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New York
Stuart Davis
Davis
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Museum of Modern Art
Orozco
Picasso
Dali
McIvers
Ernest
David Alfaro Siqueiros
Ice Skaters Pack Rockefeller Plaza in Colorful Panoroma
A vivid scene at Rockefeller Plaza shows skaters of all ages and styles, from beginners to professionals, couples and youth, creating a lively tableau. The column extols American freedom and individual striving as spectators watch the bustling city pastime.
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Miriam Gabin
Mary Wilson
Jean de Santo, Perry Fitch
Marilyn Mittelman
Autrey Cox
Alicelee Donoghue
Margaret Schneider
Marjorie White
Community Service
By Ruth Landesman
Burl Ives
Josh White
Filthy Lucre
United States Steel Corporation
United States Steel
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Stargazers
Mollie Allensworth
Russia
Pavel Tehelitchev
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