Barnard College News Board and Staff Listing
The Barnard Bulletin outlines semi weekly publication for Barnard College with a long list of names for News Board About Town staff and Associate News Board members. The notice lists Esther Jones Laura Pienkny Adele Robak Marilyn Rosenthal Lucille Wolf and others as part of the 1928 edition.
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Esther Jones
Laura Pienkny
Adele Robak
Marilyn Rosenthal
Lucille Wolf
Ruthaney
Marilyn Karmason
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U.N. Crisis Deepens as Berlin Blockade Grows
The bulletin outlines how March actions by Russia tightened controls on western Berlin sectors cutting ties to outside supply lines. It notes airlift disruption from unannounced anti aircraft drills and flags potential war risks. Secretary Bevin and Vishinsky exchange are highlighted with Mosely offering analysis.
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U.N
Russia
Berlin
Germany
Bevin
Vishinsky
Soviet Union
Bulletin
Philip Mosely
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Professor Mosely
Honor Board Elevation Strengthens Barnard Student Government
The Honor Board gains Undergraduate Officer status and a seat on the Student Council. Chairman Bambi Elliot notes constitutional recognition boosts effectiveness and student cooperation. About 800 students attended an all College assembly, but concerns rise as academic pressure increases and attractions may shift to Milbank. The Bulletin urges the board to address this as part of the system.
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Barnard
Bambi Elliot
All College Assembly
Bulletin
Milbank
Barnard Hall
Carnival Day at Barnard D-Day kicks off campus groups
C Day marks the first coordinated student drive to boost campus organizations. The event moves from bulletin boards to the gym from 3 to 6 tomorrow afternoon under Eleanor Madden’s oversight. Outcome depends on cooperation. success could clarify choices for freshmen and become a lasting asset.
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Eleanor Madden
Barnard Extra
Columbia Professor Analyzes Soviet Berlin Stand Crisis
Professor Philip E. Mosely examines the Berlin stand off as a new breach in wartime Allied cooperation. He argues Berlin is not part of the Soviet zone and notes Moscow’s efforts to block a Western German state while pressuring Berlin under four power control.
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Columbia
Berlin
Philip E. Mosely
Security Council
West
Molotov
Russia
Greater
Marshal Zhukov
Russian Institute
Columbia University
Harvard College
Harvard University
Cambridge
London
Perugia
Mosely
Princeton University
Union College
Cornell University
V.M. Chernov
Europe
Department of State
U. S
European Advisory Commission
Germany
Austria
Council of Foreign Ministers
Free Territory of
Trieste
Dr. Mosely
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
United Nations
Bear Editor Reveals Plans For Fall Issue
Barnard College's Bear editor Marion Hausner outlines plans for two fall issues due to finances. Bear has 770 dollars after a 175 dollar grant, aims to cut costs with a cheaper printer and more advertising, and seeks more non fiction submissions.
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Bear
Barnard College
Barnard
Marion Hausner
Representative Assembly
Jake
Eileen Brown
Valerie Moorman
Betty Coryllos
Farce at Criterion falls flat with Deanna Durbin
Marlies Wolf reviews a new Criterion Theatre comedy starring Deanna Durbin as Mary. The critic finds the plot confusing and Durbin’s performance strained though some mood remains. Durbin’s musical aria from Barber of Seville is noted, with a preference for a strong baritone over her charm.
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Mike
Deanna Durbin
Mary
Jean Arthur
Supreme Court
Cupid
Miss Durbin
Figaro
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Barrie Tait
Marion Bell
Sue Cox
Phyllis Daytz
Bing Escoda
Bernice Fiering
Miriam Goldman
Eugenie Hill
Leah Krechevsky
Mary Markinac
Eleanor * Meyer
Luigene Nickel
Betty Sanders
Emily Schneider
Roselin Seider
Beverly
Honor Board
Marlies Wolf
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