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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1932
Page
1
Barnard College students publish a semi weekly issue for the undergraduate association. The December 6 edition marks Vol 37 number 16, issued during the college year except vacation and exams.
The page lists editorial leadership and staff by role and class year including Editor-In-Chief Madlyn Millner and Managing Editors Hildegarde FitzGerald and Gertrude Epstein. It also names Assistant Editors and other departments such as About Town, Printing, Business, Advertising, and Circulation.
Editorial argues Mortarboard finances are failing and questions continuing the annual. A committee recommends funding via a fifty cent term charge replacing the head tax and redirecting junior year funds to Mortarboard while seniors consider other uses. Publicity value is down and undergraduates’ support is uncertain.
A list of department updates includes BOTANY hours changing to Monday and Wednesday afternoons from Tuesday and Thursday, CLASSICAL CIVILIZATION 48 with Greek sculpture focus, GERMAN 50 offered for 2 points, GOVERNMENT 8 third hour meeting Thursday at 1, ITALIAN 12 Tuesday 10, MUSIC 32 hours moved to Tuesday Wednesday Thursday at 1 and Monday Wednesday Friday at 1, plus room changes for JOURNALISM courses 2 4 8 16 32 102 in Room 703 and 36 132 in Room 705. Several courses are withdrawn: 58 64, 98, 22, 32 34. RELIGION 2 by Miss Doris Webster. SPANISH 8 by Mrs. del Rio W F 10. ZOOLOGY 14 requires instructor permission.
The article calls on students to participate in antiwar campaigns, educate peers about current events, and defend student rights on campus. It notes a December 8 meeting in McMillin Theatre to elect delegates to a Student Congress against War bills and questions Mortarboard’s continued existence and funding.
Rose Albert Porter's Chrysalis presents Lyda Case Eve Haron and Don Ellis in a sharp critique of upper and lower society. The production contrasts Lyda's luxurious home with Eve's poverty showing reform school satire and a flawed social worker. A gripping, swift sequence of scenes probes motives and misread remedies. RM. S.
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