Barnard Bulletin Description and Publication Schedule
Barnard College notes that its bulletin is published semi weekly during the college year excluding vacation and examination periods, serving the Undergraduate Association.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1935
Page
1
Barnard College notes that its bulletin is published semi weekly during the college year excluding vacation and examination periods, serving the Undergraduate Association.
The piece urges student editors to balance zeal with facts before challenging external affairs. It advocates valuing collegiate problems like curriculum and study methods, arguing practical, well grounded reform fosters real readiness for broader activism. Youthful energy must be tempered by truth and thoughtful analysis.
A gentle engaging comedy at the Golden Theatre with Walter Connolly as the Bishop of Broadminster. The plot follows a mild prelate who becomes entangled with jewel thieves to understand their motives, delivering quiet amusement and competent performances from a capable cast.
A town recital Tuesday evening April 23 featured Frank Bishop performing Fischer Toccata and Passacaglia Mozart E flat major Sonata and Schumann Carnaval. While praised for confidence and humor his touch and technique were deemed insufficient for greatness and the program criticized as too demanding for him.
The Philharmonic-Symphony Society announces the season’s end with Bee thoven Mussaa Solennis performances led by Toscanini. Elizabeth Rethberg and others sing as Brahms Fourth and Beethovens Seventh are performed to conclude the season. Ovation for Toscanini and strong audience applause noted.
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