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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1935
Page
1
Editorial lauds the class of 1935 for guiding Barnard's growth and civic engagement. It notes the departing officers helped elevate intellect and activity, sparked student participation, and set a model for future leaders as they step down to let new voices take the stage.
Dr. Lois Hayden Meek of Teachers College spoke at Brinkerhoff Theatre on Recent Developments in Child Psychology. She described a shift from book learning to life-based observation and from child centered to family centered guidance, noting a move toward preventive work and culture shaped by social changes.
A review notes John Van Druten's Flowers Of The Forest at Martin Beck Theatre offers moralized antiwar themes through personal wartime disillusionment. Katherine Cornell leads an excellent company with restrained emotional acting, while the finale featuring a wireless message is theatrical but not decisive of the play’s merit.
A small West Fourteenth Street theater hosts a Jewish workers cooperative presenting Recruits. The play depicts Russian Jews facing military service under Tsar Nicholas I. Performers’ passion and self-made scenery create a vivid, emotionally charged production.
A review praising New College production of Medea for its education value and staged drama. Despite a small set the directing lighting and costumes are strong. Jeanne Reilly dominates as Medea with powerful emotion and stage presence.
Forum letter from Barnard Bulletin clarifies that the pageant previously titled Greek Games is correctly Creek Games. The writer notes the misprint and explains Creek refers to a small waterway, not Greece, and urges public understanding before the May 1 event.
The Senior Class hosted a tea for the faculty on April 12 from 4 to 5 30 in the College Parlor. Invited were members of Administration Medical Physical and Mathematics departments. Dean Gildersleeve and Miss Helen Erskine attended.
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