Barnard Bulletin Names College News Staff And Officers
Barnard Bulletin lists staff for a semi weekly college paper including Florence Fischman Shirley Aronow Carol Collins Judith Coplon Deborah Burstein Denise Donegan Muriel Margolin Norma Shpetner Marcia Freeman Judith Protas Sybil Murco Elizabeth Haithwas Elaine Jose and news and associate boards with Doris Landre Florence Levine Martha Messler Eleanor Streichler and others. The announcement shows the paper’s post office registration and subscription details for the 1928 29 academic year.
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Florence Fischman
Shirley Aronow
Carol Collins
Judith Coplon
Deborah Burstein
Denise Donegan
Muriel Margolin
Norma Shpetner
Marcia Freeman
Judith Protas
Sybil Murco
Elizabeth Haithwas
Elaine Jose
Doris Landre
Florence Levine
Martha Messler
Eleanor Streichler
Miriam Burstein
June Cannan
Beatrice Kaplan
Pat Mayer
Lucille Osmer
Carol Ruskin
Betty Sachs
Jean Vandervoort
June Wals
Sally Ferris
Phyllis Brand
Mariyn Haggerty
Jean Jahr
Bernice Lindenberg
Maron Mednick
Martha Messier
Beverly Weisberg
War minded welcome at Barnard opens new year
The Barnard greeting shifts to a sober war focus as nine months of total war shape freshmen and upperclassmen. The class of 1946 and all students are urged to engage in democratic education, training for victory, and balanced campus life amid air raid drills and wartime duties.
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Bulletin At Home For Prospective Bulletin Staff
The bulletin announces an At Home on Monday September 28 inviting freshmen and upperclassmen to join the college paper. The event at 405 Barnard at four o clock will have staff explain the work, describe tryout requirements, and introduce the Bulletin office.
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About Town That 1942 resembles 1917 in theater and war
George Ross, Broadway columnist, notes parallels between wartime culture and current times, citing old theater magazines and figures like Euripides and Shostakovich. The column urges readers to seek diversion during conflict and calls for a music critic to join the Barnard majority in offering suggestions.
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George Ross
The
World-Telegram
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Euripides
Leningrad
Shostakovich
Playbill
William Lyon Phelps
Johnny
Students Organize Work Camp Groups To Help Labor Shortage
Marcia Freeman reports on the Work Camp Association's efforts to plan farm labor work camps for next year. Algernon Black of the Ethical Culture Society outlined the history and aim while student groups from Barnard and other colleges participated in Allegan New Milford Connecticut and Fennville Michigan camps. Campers earned wages, pooled earnings, and studied local agricultural issues alongside hands on farm work and community activities. Harriet Hirschfeld and Marcia Freeman 43 serve on the steering committee and welcome student involvement.
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The
Ethical Culture Society
America
United States
Mount Holyoke College
New Milford
Connecticut
Fennville
Michigan
Barnard
Duchess
Allegan
Lake Michigan
Carey McWilliams
Smith Hughes Agriculture
4-H Club
Farm Youth Bureau
Art Colony
Saugatuck
South Haven
Work Camp Association
Work Camp” Association
Harriet Hirschfeld
Marcia Freeman
Bulletin’s glossary evolves as seniors recall 1946 terms
Barnard alumni Miriam Weber and Jane Mantell recount changes in the Bulleting glossary from 1943 to 1946. Definitions shift from Relations with Columbia to Furnald and from Junior Show to a Broadway review. rationing alters Tea Room offerings, and new terms like Air Raid Drill and comprehensives appear while old labels fade.
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Jane Mantell
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Columbia
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Midshipmen
Tilson’s
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Milbank
Weber and
Mantell
350 ISA Delegates Pledge Solidarity
Beverly Vernon reports on a 4 day International Student Assembly in Washington DC where 350 delegates from 53 nations urged a peace of interdependence and a world order with a strong international authority to prevent future wars. The assembly featured debates on ending imperialism and Indian independence, signaling a push for a shared global future.
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American University
Washington, D.C
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