Barnard College Bulletin October 30 1944
Barnard Bulletin issued semi weekly by Barnard College students for the Undergraduate Association. Editor in Chief Betty Sachs Annete Auld Jane Wall Nancy Edwards Eleanor Wax Frances Hitch Dorothy Terrace oversee content. News board June Felton Ruth Lyons Ruth Raup Betty Smith Associate News Board Cynthia Morse Shreve Patricia Pierce Leila Ross Atta Baer Pat Day Anita Ginsberg Beverly Herman Marilyn Mittelman Ruth Murphy Marie von Zeeland Matie Tillich Shirley Kamell Lillian Soroli Mary Farley Phyllis Brand business Circulation Manager Miriam Gabin Photographer Anita Klein Ruth Janis Advertising Managers Vol XLVIII October 30 1944 No 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Morse-Shreve
Patricia Pierce
Leila Ross
Atta Baer
Pat Day
Anita Ginsberg
Beverly Herman
Marilyn Mittelman
Ruth Murphy
Marie von Zeeland
Matie Tillich
Shirley Kamell
Lillian Soroli
Mary Farley
Phyllis Brand
Deeeee
Miriam Gabin
Marcia Holstein
Anita Klein
Ruth Janis
Abolish Club Taxation and Fund Yearbook Subsidy
The piece argues that college clubs face an unfair yearbook tax affecting all extra curriculars and individual members. It proposes abolishing the tax and funding the yearbook through the undergraduate association budget with possible small per-person photo fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tas
Widergrad
Tus
Blansbods
Four Barnard faculty become students in reversal
The essay describes Barnard College figures Martha Messler Shirley Sexauer Marcia Freeman and Emily Gunning adopting student roles while retaining faculty status. Freeman blends English teaching and literary work, Sexauer shifts between math psychology and a future fellowship, Messler balances journalism and campus clubs, and Gunning juggles economics sociology duties with classroom marking and student life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Sexauer
Marcia Freeman
Emily Gunning
Latham
Columbia
Barnard
Miss Freeman
Bulletin
Dr. Latham
Shimes Sexauer
Fair at Sorochinsk Brings Brilliance to Ballet Theatre Program
The Ballet Theatre revives Fair at Sorochinsk based on Gogol stories with Anton Dolin as the devil and Lucia Chase as Khivria. Argentinita and Pilar Lopez guest star in Bolero. Tolmarova and Toummanova perform Don Quixote numbers. Met Opera audiences pack the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorochinsk
Ballet Theater
N. Gogol
Modeste Moussorgsky
Khivria
Red Coat
Ukraine
Lucia Chase
Anton Dolin
Ballet Theatre
Argentinita
Pilar Lopez
Ravel
Argentinia
Petipa
Tamara Tolmarova
Toummanova
Raymond returns to Barnard as cheerful elevator man
Raymond, the jovial elevator operator known for his care of Barnard’s seniors and juniors, visited the Bulletin last Thursday. He left two years earlier to work at a sugar refinery and recently earned a raise, recalling old boss Mrs. Richards and praising Barnard girls as “all right.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Barnard
Barnard College Delays New Admissions For February
Miss Margaret Giddings registrar announces no new February entrants at Barnard due to large September class. Discussion continues on a potential 1945 summer session. Dean Gildersleeve notes the unusually large freshman cohort, tied to a national rise in education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Margaret Giddings
Miss Giddings
Dean Gildersleeve
Mary V. Libby
Committee On Admissions
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