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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1935
Page
1
Barnard College publishes a semi weekly student newspaper for the Undergraduate Association. It is a member of the Intercollegiate Newspaper Association of the Middle Atlantic States.
A Barnard Forum letter urges student Liberals to form a visible group and oppose the prevailing liberal disrepute. The writer argues progress comes from flexible thinking, not rigid right or left dogma, and backs liberals who publicly oppose extremism.
Letter from G C L calls on Barnard conservatives to engage with the Barnard Political Union after a sparsely attended meeting. The writer questions conservative interest, challenges radical dominance, and urges active participation to shape intelligent government and clear political tendencies at Barnard College.
A Warner Brothers treatment of a coal miners strike is judged opportunistic under the guise of social drama. The film features Paul Muni as Rabek, with mob scenes and police violence but a thin, phony cast of characters. The reviewer questions motive, tono and balance, noting tension yet a lack of genuine stance on labor or capital.
The review finds George Arliss's Richelieu dull and fatigued with little elan. Edward Arnold’s Louis XIII offers some vitality, while Maureen O’Sullivan and the production’s faithful period setting attract limited praise. Disney’s The Robber Kitten receives enthusiastic audience reaction, yet overall cinema appears less spontaneous and more high brow.
John J. Swan Comptroller thanks Barnard College Association for the surprise Barnard Blue Bear Pin. He expresses pride in wearing it and vows to use the honor as inspiration to help others and pursue further efforts.
The Freshmen hosted a tea for their Junior sisters in the College Parlor yesterday. Elspeth Davies, outgoing president, Constance Friend, Jewls inaugurated president Tatiana Ruzicka, Laura Miles, and Mary Jacoby poured beverages among other class members. Guests of honor included Pat Gildersleeve Miss Weeks Mrs Diana Campbell and Alice Corn.
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