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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1949
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin, issued semi weekly during the academic year, lists staff roles for News Board About Town Associate News Board Probationary Staff and editors. It notes publication as second class at the New York post office under the 1879 act with a subscription rate of 8.50 per year and 10 cents per copy.
A Milbank discussion reveals widespread uncertainty about next term's majors exams. Students report conflicting guidance from advisors, with some urged to take extra courses to pass while others are told such courses are unnecessary. Town meeting remarks about longer, more detailed exams add to the confusion, and no clear plan has emerged.
Esther Mendelsohn reviews the Wigs and Cues December production of The Little Foxes, noting amateur limits, heavy southern accents, and the cast's overstretched emotional demands. Nancy Quint earns praise for Birdie while Rita Kaufman's Regina overemphasizes accent and gesture.
Betsy Wade reports on F A O Schwartz at Fifth Avenue and 58th Street where children dominate the holiday scene guiding parents through aisles of dolls trains and Beatrix Potter books. Adults glimpse nostalgia as they pass the tiny classics on the shelf.
The review calls My Foolish Heart a curious picture with mixed praise and sharp satire. It mocks the college scenes as humorous, praises Susan Hayward’s performance, and notes Dana Andrews’ stoic wit. It also wanders into detailed mockups of toy trains and playhouse scenes, ending with a nostalgic nod to children’s wonder and Christmas.
Professor John E. Smith of Barnard writes Royce's Social Infinite the first English study of Josiah Royce. Published January by Liberal Arts Press, the book argues Royce's community idea applies to religious moral and political issues. Smith notes Royce’s obscurity and cites Peirce as a major influence.
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