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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1932
Page
1
Published semi weekly during the College Year by Barnard College students for the Undergraduate Association. This issue is Vol XXXVII Dew 2 No 15.
The page lists multiple individuals with ages such as Ruth Bower 36 Doris Pascal 36 Miriam Schhiedt 36 Miriam Roher 36 Edna Edelman 35 Sylvia Shimberg 36 Blanche Goldman 38 and others, alongside staff names for the About Town section including editors Mildred Parish 33 Rose Somerville 34 Margaret Weiss 33 and Rita London 35. Printing and business staff are shown with Stefanie Morka 31 lnor Remer 34 Jean Ehrlich 38 Virginia Rechnitzer 34 Betty Guggenheimer 34.
Editorial urges a yes answer as New York colleges suppress free discussion. The conference at Horace Mann auditorium will hear student reports on campus conditions and form a program to protect student rights and guide action.
Gertrude Gordon argues that a dictionary aids reading a foreign language during the exit exam and urges its allowance. Professor Loiseaux counters that the catalog requires reading with ease at sight and does not permit dictionary aid.
Ronald Duval, organizer of the Morningside Heights Socialist Party Branch and former assembly candidate, told a Tuesday meeting that capitalism must be overthrown to solve modern problems. He argued capitalism fuels economic ills and media control helps block workers from seeing chaos, urging a strong organized socialist party and practical study through work with the Socialist Party.
The Government Department announces a Bulletin Board outside Room 5 Milbank where current government articles and clippings will be posted weekly. Students are invited to contribute items to Dr Clark and to read and engage with the display.
Art Valentine Galleries showcases a Dudensing style surprise featuring Kandinsky as the Russian artist enters the scene. The write up notes his bold abstract approach, likening him to a modernist provocateur and pre twentieth century artistic associative appeal.
A literary notice on The Narrow Corner credits W Sommerset Maugham with a character driven tale set around the spice island of Kanda. It highlights Dr Saunders detective cynicism and the trio Blake Nichols and Louise Frith as moral centers while noting the novel’s weighty themes of evil, disillusionment and dignity.
Miss Lotta van Buren will present a program on 17 and 18th century instruments at the Barnard Music Club Musicale and Tea in the College Parlor. Admission is by invitation. Weeks' office handles requests. The event promotes instrument restoration and home music appreciation.
Wigs and Cues greeted new members at tea in the College Parlor on Monday afternoon. Phyllis Machlin presided as president, with Gertrude Rubsamen as social chairman greeting guests at four o clock. Faculty attendees included Miss Latham Weeks Cook Kruger Fairchild Brown and Dr. Rosenblatt.
Dr. Harold Rugg of Teachers College warned that overemphasizing literacy creates a bewildered white collar class both in the United States and abroad. James G. McDonald urged teaching the realities of war as progressive schools face criticism over pacing, testing, and life-based aims.
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