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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1944
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin lists editors and staff for Vol. XLVI issue No 6 dated Thursday October 27 1944. Miriam Burstein as Editor in Chief Frances Hitch Dorothy Terrace as managing editors and feature editors with a wide student staff including copy editors board members and department roles and circulation and advertising managers.
The letter argues the funding model for Mortarboard burdens clubs unequally. It questions taxing all students for an all college yearbook, favors taxing only those who benefit, and opposes a sliding scale. It asserts clubs cannot afford extra charges and calls for reform focused on the system rather than staff.
Jane Brunstetter, a Barnard student and devoted farmer, spent two summers with International Student Service programs. She learned tractor work, aided a 450 acre dairy farm, and joined an Institute of World Affairs session with global speakers. She later became CURC’s first girl station manager and aims for a farm of her own with cows and horses.
Judith F D Rudansky notes Editorial Sud Americana in Buenos Aires plans a Spanish edition of Montague's Ways of Knowing. Macmillan & Co. collaborates to translate the Barnard philosophy work for a large South American audience.
Biographical notes on the author Demetrio Nunez praise Dr. Montague as a leading figure in North American philosophy and a protégé of Dewey Royce and Santayana. The translator notes the book Los Caminos de Conocimiento remains clear in translation. Montague gave a copy to Amelia del Rio and remarked he did not understand a word yet finds all true.
The piece discusses Dumbarton Oaks as a cautious start toward postwar peace. It outlines the Security Council with the Big Four plus France and China, the General Assembly, and proposed committees. It weighs veto powers and potential shifts in global power, assessing risks of a Pax Romana and the move toward governance for international peace.
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