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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1941
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin shows staff roles for the 1941 college year with editors managers and board members. It notes publication cadence and a line about reprinting and class notices. The issue lists names like Theresa Lyons Patricia Twingworth Doris Prochaska and others with class years and positions.
A Barnard college editor assesses youth attitude showing active engagement through conferences and campaigns. The piece notes student involvement in British War Relief, Social Service Committee efforts, debates with rival groups, and opposition to the word reactionary in policy and editorial stance. The editorial urges continued youth participation to foster liberal spirit and national ideals.
A fragment from a campus column describes a cinema outing with coffee totalers and chaperoned decorum. It notes Mr. Kovacs winning the National Indoor Singles Tennis Championship last month and teases a library sports feature in the Limes section. May 29 senior party details are given.
The Museum of Modern Art hosts Navaho sand painting demonstrations by two medicine men from Window Rock Arizona along with Navajo silver work and rug weaving. The exhibit runs through April 27 with daily shows 12 30 to 5 30 except Mondays and 7 30 to 9 30 Wednesdays open until 10 p m.
Beatrice Naegeli reports two leading journalists praise experience and ambition as key to a successful newspaper career. Emma Bugbee of the New York Herald Tribune and Rossman Wynkoop of the Bergen Evening Record stress writing skill, common sense, and college polish as vital, with divergent views on college necessity.
About Town notes Katharine Cornell as Jennifer in The Doctor's Dilemma. Mass Massey and Raymond Massey deliver stylish, witty medical talk and costume comedy. The piece highlights audience restlessness in Act I and praises Cornell’s radiant presence and the play's cleverness despite preferring her earlier roles.
Ingrid Bergman delivers a sincere performance in a film about Adam Stoddard's family from 1907 through World War I. The plot follows the four sons in army service and ends with a near tragedy as the eldest marries a troublesome girl. The largely diffuse narrative abandons a clear arc and aims for a broader historical slice.
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