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College news, May 17, 1944
Bryn Mawr College student newspaper. Merged with Haverford News, News (Bryn Mawr College); Published weekly (except holidays) during academic year.
Bryn Mawr College (creator)
1944-05-17
serial
Weekly
8 pages
digitized microfilm
North and Central America--United States--Pennsylvania--Montgomery--Bryn Mawr
Vol. 30, No. 26
College news (Bryn Mawr College : 1914)--
https://tripod.brynmawr.edu/permalink/01TRI_INST/26mktb/alma991001620579...
Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2012 with funding from LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation.
BMC-News-vol30-no26
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THE COLLEGE NEWS
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Radio Club Expands, : « Dancers Participate |College News Rates
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Now Operates Own In Several Recitals| — First Class Position.
endent Station
Indep A renewed interest in dancing,| The ——— News 5 pe —
ai ; +: |paper, according to the irtiet:
Growing in leaps and bounds so nee oe _—ee eee All-American Critical Service of
great that even those working tion in four fornfal rene, has!the Associated Collegiate Press.
hardest in its behalf were amazed appeared on campus this year.|The News is improving; last year’s
and delighted, the Radio Club has Both the Duncan and the Modern | rating was only second class.
changed from a minor _—— Dance have been represented, not| The National Scholastic Press
activity to one of major im- only in required, sports, but also| Association analyzed 248 college
portance. : : : papers, rated them as All-Amer-
In a little over a year the Bryn 1 ait a icin diag ican or first, second, or third class,.
Mawr Club—has passed from the In addition to sending represen-|and evaluated separate factors
stage of cooperation in the run- tative dancers to a performance at | such as news writing, editing, cov-
ning of Haverford’s WHAV to the YMHIA, the Dance Club won| erage, typography, make-up, fea-
the operation of their own sta- the award of merit at the Cultural | tures, and department pages. The
tion, WBMC, located in Miss Hen- Olympies-in~ Philadelphia. The | judging was ‘based on a whole
derson’s office in Pembroke East. membership of the club under the| semester of Newses; hdnce the
The station, constructed by en- supervision....of....Josephine---Petts,|-credit’ goes to’ Elizabeth» Watkins
gineers from the Haverford Radio head of Physical Education, has|and her board and staff.
Club, is the first independent sta- - The Radio Club, shown here rebearsing for their bi-weekly jumped drastically within the last The News rates highest on its
On On Shy. ‘Women's Campus. play, has become an important feature on campus. Aside from = trom OFIgENAt = eareartele Which ate deemed soper-
Membership in the club, gained the actors and script writers necessary for a radio play, the club in- thirty-one. This increase in in-|ior by the NSPA. News coverage,
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on the basis of merit and interest} cludes its own engineers, production managers, and control-room verews ond sntaninaee, ton. to tas — nies a? oe okay ‘yeas
shown after apprenticeship, offers man, Dhow in ible picture are Mary Hemphill ’44, Dorothy Bruch- production of Rodrigo, a dance-| ity, orgentsation, and printing are
experience in acting, announcing, holz *46, and Wen dy Fr anke ’46, with two uniden tified men . from play, with the cooperation of those the News’ strong points. Leads
engineering, production, advertis- Haverford’s WHAV. - |taking dancing as a required and make-up, however, are only
ing, and script: writing. A variety |. sport, gl | fair.
of programs are offered alternate- ‘ i
ly from WBMC and WHAV from| Nameless Publication - es ‘e
8:30 until 10:30 Monday through| Will Succeed *“‘Lantern’”’ , 8
Thursday nights. These programs Continued from Page 1
consist of a nightly Classical] the editors’ promise of comic re-
Hour, followed by Le Jazz Hot.) lief. It is one of those brisk,
Faculty interviews, quizzes, lan-| robust accounts of troop ship
guage programs, news, and a bi-| troubles compiled with a dash of :
weekly play, take up the remain-| flippancy, an eye for humor, a ‘
ing time. ' knack for exaggeration, and a
Besides providing invaluable| quantity of just plain old Good :
training in a field of growing im-| Spirits. Lucy Hall’s Jane-Irina
portance, WBMC offers a direct] dilemma in The Strange Enigma
organ of expression and com-| of Geneveive is a clever intensi-
munication on campus, and aids in| fication of a common personality lf n ]
promoting a closer association be-| ailment. The “finishing” touches
tween the faculty and under-| willstartle you whether or not you
graduates. are convinced.
The Radio Club is managéd this! Miss Stapleton’s Voyage is a
yeay under the direction of Mar-| forthright presentation of an
garet Browder '45, as president,| eminently human theme. It might Probably no other group of young American
with a staff consisting of Georgi-| be considered the theme song of women has so much to offer the accomplishment
ana Wiebenson 46, production} the new booklet, for it objectifies of the final victory as college—trained seniors
manager; Nanette Emery ’47, di-| the intentions of the editors of such as you
rector of acting and announcing;| The Title to offer only that which :
Charlotte Binger ’45, director of] is artistically sincere rather than
music; Jane Ward ’46, feature di-| intentionally artistic. In accord- You Bave the education and Lita for ease
rector; Martha McDonald ’47, chief] ance with suggestions for the ship, the schooled discipline of mind and body, ‘
engineer; and Betty Lilly ’47, ad-| closer correlation between academ- . and a background of appreciation of the re—- :
vertising director. ie endeavor and the student sponsibilities of your generation in the world
periodical, excerpts from Jean ft th ld of
7; Potter’s Mysticism in Modern ‘a 9 steed neeasicad! ih acct da
Literature have been printed. It ¥
WHAT TO DO is a truly lucid piece of thinking The Army urgently needs you and the contri- =
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Western Electric Company—172/ Harji Malik closes the first issue victory. I am confident that you will seriously
Fulton St., New York City. Open-| of The Title with a poem tracing ider thi ll of t
ings for college graduates of any, Continued on Page 7 consider this call of your country.
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