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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1935
Page
1
The new Quarterly shifts from pure ivory tower writing to real world topics on campus. It argues students favor discussions of current problems and notes Barnard’s April 12 demonstration against war. The piece warns fascism links to war, urges liberals to oppose war, and hopes for no last minute changes.
The Department of Physical Education announces the second training course in Campcraft and Camp Leadership at Barnard Camp. Miss Holland will direct, with Mary Ladue assisting, over two weeks starting June 7. The fee is $7 per week. Membership on the camp committee is open to freshmen, sophomores and juniors, with eighteen spots available and selection based on personality initiative and cooperation. Apply in writing to Miss Margaret Holland before May 1.
A small New York troupe presents 4 Doll's House in a former burlesque house led by director J L Smuckler II. Helen Beverley as Nora and Warren Young as Dr Rank deliver strong performances while J S Langer and Mortimer Lippman face stiffness. The group earns an orchid for courage and idealism amid an imperfect staging.
A pre curtain mishap aside, The Black Pit at Civic Repertory Theatre delivers urgent drama about Joe Kovarsky a miner trapped by capitalism and blacklisted for union activity. The cast excels though the final act overstates its message with overt propaganda.
Frances Henderson editor of Blue Book is on Bulletin new board and Representative Assembly. Ruth Kleiner business manager of Greek Games, former Bulletin staff. Marjorie Ray chairs Sophomore Greek Games business committee and sits on A. A. Board. Garnette Snedeker chairs Greek Games Entrance and is business manager of the Student Fellow Drive.
The executive committee of the forward Political Union selected Alice Ginsburg and Ruth Willcockson as the two main speakers for the second forum on April 10 at 4 P M. Ginsburg will argue for fascism breeds war while Willcockson argues the opposite. A discussion period will follow after the formal presentations led by chairman Sally Bright.
Tryouts are held for vacancies in the About-town Staff. Several openings exist across movie art and music review roles. Rita London oversees submissions via Student Mail and requests entries as soon as possible.
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