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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1940
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin issued semi weekly during the college year by Barnard College students. It is entered as second class matter October 19, 1928 at New York NY post office. Subscription rate is 3.00 per year or 0.10 per copy.
Irene Lyons named editor in chief with Patricia Tiltingworth as business manager among a listed editorial and news board including Beverly Baff Helen Kandel Grace Barrett Zemta Sachs and others. The staff roster shows multiple associate editors and board members with class years and roles.
Three hundred delegates from across the nation gather to assess gains over the last century and shape a program for the next. The congress notes two key points. women must defend democratic rights against dictatorships and youth scarcity hampers movement growth. Encourages clubs to actively involve young women and share leadership to ensure future success.
A playful column urges dorm students to bring a white dress for the Big Day after Christmas. It mocks winter sweaters and promotes a bright summer dress to brighten closets and spirits, while riffing on trolley delays and campus life.
The essay traces how human brain over brawn sparked tool use and writing, leading from Paleolithic tools to pyramids and then smelting. It argues science evolves through minority insight, influences society, and faces fear amid rapid tech progress, suggesting multiple solutions beyond fascism and communism.
The Letter starring Bette Davis is praised for its artful but make believe drama with intense torment scenes and clever use of symbolism. Blackout is judged as a brisk British spy tale with humane Nazis and little rancor, offering escapist cinema alongside wartime realism.
The production treats a deep theme with intense emotion. Sylvia Weld as Barbara Linton and Hugh Linton's agnostic ideal clash with faith and morality. Ralph Morgan's cold father complicates a melodramatic plot that ends with a stand for faith over atheism.
Will Bradley and his orchestra featuring Ray McKinley on drums Freddy Slack on piano and Jimmy Valentine as vocalist perform at the Bowman Room in the Biltmore Hotel. The group billed as The Young Man with a Band has played major hotels and college campuses including Harvard Vassar Williams and Washington & Lee.
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