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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1930
Page
1
Barnard College Students publish semi weekly issues during the college year except vacations and exams It lists editorial and business staff including Editor in Chief Wwenhardt Managing Editors Ruth Jacobus and Te It Staff and names of numerous contributors and helpers for April 25 1930.
Editorial laments end of break and lingering fatigue at Darnard. Authors note many papers unfinished yet plan renewed effort in autumn with exams, quizzes, and limited vacation days. They describe six days off including weekends and a conditioning rule requiring June school days for longer Easter break.
A Barnard Bulletin forum questions the Student Fellowship program arguing its aim of promoting international goodwill is hard to measure in impact. The author notes limited personal contact and wonders if exchanges truly foster understanding while endorsing sending students abroad for their growth and proposing Barnard graduates receive more fellowships.
Mortarboard invites its subscribers to a Tuesday afternoon tea on April 29 at 4 p.m. The event honors this year’s dedicatee, with staff promising to reveal the secret. Barnard faculty and staff guests will attend, including Acting Dean Mullins and several professors and staff members. Subscribers are assured of original refreshments and a delightful afternoon.
The catalog announces faculty moves including Professor Braun going abroad for spring, Professor Moley on leave, and Professor Schuyler Wallace replacing him in the Political Science department. A German American Exchange student Miss Elfrieda Pope from Cornell will lecture in the German department as Breslau studies expand faculty offerings.
A reader defends Council neutrality while questioning AJA representation. The letter argues compulsory physical education is relevant because students play basketball for credit and personal glory, and contends AJA lacks formal representation despite its size and activities.
Review lauds James Whale directed Journey's End as faithful reproduction with superb acting by Clive Osborne Raleigh and Stanhope. Notes strong photography and sound, with grounded tragedy and restrained humor amid war in No Man's Land. Also mentions modern art show at Museum of Modern Art featuring forty-six young painters under thirty-five, with mixed value but potential.
Wusie Callendar and pupils perform other wave music by Beethoven through Wagner on Friday at Car regi Hall. Saturday shows Polyphonic Symphony Orchestra with Wagner and Tschaikowsky selections at Mecca Auditorium. Sunday hosts Roman Prydatkevytch in Townfall recital. Kids programs include Kimsky Korsakoff at Town Hall and a National Museum of Canada program with Juliette Gaultier de la Vererdrye plus Eskimo and Indian motion pictures.
Mrs Davis and several celebrated actors present a Shakespeare play on May 2 and 3 at Columbia Laboratory Players. The campus should take special interest in the production due to the notoriety of Mrs Davis and her cast across the campus.
The note hints at romantic happenings among the 1931 juniors with light humorous tidbits about a return to college. Specific names appear tangled but Bert Fale y is mentioned returning with a new girl and a playful secret circulates among students.
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