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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1930
Page
1
Barnard College semi weekly student paper published for the Undergraduate Association. Board and staff list not shown. The issue is dated April 193g and appears to be a campus news and notices page.
Editorial argues the Barnard Student Fellowship dispute will be decided after Easter, examining potential rebellion against a noble custom. It praises the program’s educational value, international study opportunities, and life-changing experiences, urging students to invest two dollars for access to overseas study and broader horizons.
Dear Madam the Forum Column appeals to undergraduates to vote in a refer endum on continuing the Student Fellowship Drive after April fast. The drive exceeded its $2000 goal yet raised concerns over voluntary pledges and conscientious objections.
A Social Science Forum address by Ernestine Kedmrvan argues for a special teaching technique for women in industry. She contrasts unfamiliar formal education with immersive self driven study and notes college students resist independent study and open discussion.
The discussion centers on whether a student body president seat should be extended to other organizations like Woes and Cie and Barnard Buller. Advocates argue for inclusive representation while critics say faculty autonomy and elective sports divisions limit cross-organization control, noting participation and leadership patterns within the Athlete Association and Greek Games.
A lively theatre review praises a New York musical comedy at Pines Square Theatre. It lauds (with reservations) the acting except for a young heroine unable to sing dance or act and mocks a Gilbert and Sullivan satire of patriots and a tariff war. It also extols the Havemeyer Collection at the Metropolitan for its vast art variety and quality.
Brooklyn Academy of Music hosts the Boston Symphony Orchestra with Schnabel performing Beethoven and Brahms. Town Hall presents Katherine Bacon in Chopin works. Carnegie Hall features Brahms Second Symphony and Mendelssohn tunes. Elman and Gabrilowitsch perform at Town Hall under Palestine music society. Horowitz appears in Chopin program and Boston Symphony's all Brahms at Carnegie Hall.
A discussion on the work of our Fellow abroad and the Exchange Fellow here. The goal is broader cooperation over nationalism, advancing the greater good of internationalism and reducing arms conferences that fail to produce results.
A carnival notes the circus in town at Madison Square Garden as a stand in for a larger venue. It shows images of Ubangi Savages and promises historical, geographic, and social value while inviting readers to visit real animals elsewhere.
Critics of music and drama challenge age norms as the Havemever Collection draws attention. A new and shocking trend unveils controversial looks at heart themes, provoking debate among audiences and commentators.
On The Campus notes rumors of a major event in Barnard Gym tomorrow afternoon. Freshmen and Sophomores are buzzing with excitement as rumors spread of Greek Games, with noises and a curious odor of new paint around the gym.
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