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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1944
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin lists publication scope for the sevol weekly during the academic year excluding vacations and exams. It notes editor, news, business, and photography staff, along with names like Miriam Burstein Annete Auld Betty Sachs Sune Wall and others.
Barnard administrators urge newcomers to embrace wartime college life with numerous extracurricular options under National Service. They acknowledge limits and urge participation to build character and morale while awaiting further policy reviews.
The book blends psychology and sociology to address veterans postwar challenges. It portrays disability, shell shock, economic struggles, and marital strains while urging community aid and a sociology bureau for research. The author remains optimistic, noting the work will inform and awaken readers.
Judith Rudansky reports on the class of 1948 at Barnard entering college life with mixed emotions and broad horizons. New students from across the country and abroad adjust to busy days with Dr McGuire National Service and social teas while exploring nearby locales freshman spirits rise as they bond through shared experiences and campus life.
The Barnard College community spans WAVES WAC SPARS Marines and nurse corps with many alumnae serving nationwide. Officers include Elizabeth Reynard first lieutenant WAVES and Florence McClurg Jacqueline Shadgen WAC enlistees, Anne Stubblefield Marine instructor, Emma Coulter Kathryn Leeds WASP, plus nurses Cart Caroline Burgess and Martha Scharf. Many stationed abroad in England India Africa Hawaii and the Middle East.
New students face a maze of Barnard slang and offices as they arrive for fall. Upperclassmen warn about Jake the lobby, the Hayes book, and a red mail slip that signals delivery delays, with lines forming at the library and mail desk as freshmen seek their reserved texts.
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