Barnard College Bulletin 1941 First Issue
The bulletin announces the semi weekly student publication for Barnard College with the Undergraduate Association, lists staff roles including Editor in Chief Phyllis Kenner and managing editors Zenia Sachs and Heven Kanpe, and notes 1941 publication details and subscription pricing.
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Allard
Barnard College
New York
N. Y
Grace Barrett Serb Bees Reed
Phyllis Kenner
Clytia Capraro
Heven Kanpe
Zenia Sachsweeseee
Welcome Class of 1945 to Barnard Freshman Year
The 1945 Bulletin welcomes Barnard College freshmen and outlines the aims of education, habits of study, and social opportunities. It notes the unique wartime start and urges students to contribute to democracy, academic freedom, and postwar service while forming friendships and joining campus activities.
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Barnard
Time Out For Ten
A humorous college column laments aging faculty and shifts in campus culture. The writer claims students and staff share emotions, mocks modern design, and jokes about freshman experiences and upcoming trials on Broadway. The piece exudes late era campus voice with wink at USO and cafeteria quirks.
Freshmen Report On Barnard React Favorably So Far
Columbia student culture shifts as Barnard freshmen Connie Earle Joan Wright and Elizabeth Zzeil speak of truce with Columbia amid cross campus commuting and room quirks. Texan Joan expects to mix Texas flair into Barnard life while Elizabeth favors single sex feel. Continues on page 3.
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Barnard
Columbia
Bulletin
Connie Earle
Joan Wright
Elizabeth Zzeil
Earl Hall
Celine Young
Pelham
Milbank
Connie
Joan
Texas
166Th Street
Tuchad
Elizabeth
Indoubt
Bette Davis Leads Film in a Mixed Theatrical Review
The article praises Bette Davis for a strong film performance and notes Herbert Marshall Theresa Wright and Patricia Collinge as solid in their roles. It discusses how cinema heightens mood with Toland's photography and compares the movie to the original play Our Town and The Little Foxes, noting camera close ups and added scenes. The piece critiques cast dynamics, credit side strengths, and highlights radio program Forecast and Red Barber's standout presence.
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Bette Davis
Herbert Marshall
Theresa Wright
Patricia Collinge
Gregg Toland
Lillian Hellman
Alan Campbell
Dorothy Parker
Meredith Willson
William Wyler
Cere
Regina Giddings
Broadway
New York City
Corwin
Regina
Tallulah Bankhead
Alexandra
Hollywood
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Karharine Hanty . Syiptey Arroxow
Mitprep, Koropxy
Evizabeth Halt Tuwaite
By Kendel
Kenner
By Jean Vandervoort
la Guardia
Call Barnard
Hewitt
el Paso
THE
Little Foxes
Radio Review
Scherezade
Marlene Dietrich
Hedy LaMarr
Rebecca
Sunnybrook Farm
Orson Welles
Welles
Red Barber
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