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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1932
Page
2
English author Clemence Dane visiting the United States urged writers to read daily, study the classics, and listen to the rhythms of language. She advised using concrete words, dictating thoughts if needed, and grounding prose in history and careful punctuation.
Emma Bugbee a 1909 Herald Tribune reporter warned against journalism as overcrowded and unlikely for women. Dr Lucy Porter Sutton 1916 outlined early medical barriers and the push to combine medicine with family life. Gertrude Stein 1906 now runs the Vocational Service Agency urging stenography and unemployment insurance. Other alumnae Eugenie Fribourg 1929 feature writer and Phoebe Harbison 1932 circulation staff.
Frances Smith recounts experiences with Professor Laski at Kingsley Lodge, attending Model League of Nations and current events discussions. She notes international representation, Franco-German tensions, and relief at a Student Fellowship opportunity while thanking supporters.
Calendar entry lists Tea for Intercollegiate Women Press Association at College Parlor on Friday 8:30 followed by Wigs and Cues at McMillin Theatre. Saturday features 2:30 and 8:30 showings of Wigs and Cues at McMillin Theatre. Monday includes Newman Club and Menorah meetings in College Parlor and Conference Room, plus German play Rehearsal at Theatre.
The Spanish Club, French Club and Italian Club plan a Christmas program on Wednesday December 14 at 4 p.m. in College Parlor. The Spanish group presents the Egloga a la actividad de Nuestra Senora Jesucristo by Juan de la Encina with a cast led by Muriel Tintner and Dona Eaton. The French Club will sing carols and the Italian Club will stage a scene from the Annunciation of the Virgin with listed participants and local staff.
A state school invites applications from students for next summer openings addressing delinquency issues. The role includes recreation teaching and farm work with travel and living expenses provided. One month yields about $20 plus room and board if staying longer. inquiries to the Occupation Bureau.
German Club members viewed motion pictures of the Pfalz region on the Rhine at Milbank Hall room 115 on Monday December 5 at 4 p.m. Professor Braun introduced the program detailing vineyards factories and showplaces. Tickets for the Deutscher Kreis Barnard and Deutscher Verein Columbia play Ein Besserer Herr were announced. Coffee doughnuts and popcorn followed the tea. Professor Puckett and Miss Gode attended.
A group of Paulist choirsters will sing Christmas carols at the Decorbe Coffee Hour in Newman House on Sunday as part of a semester series. A Juilliard student will perform violin pieces. invitations went to Barnard Newman Club members. Mary McPike proposed an amendment making New College students eligible for the club, which was adopted. Father Ford spoke on Catholic membership decline and invited distant students to send their names for Christmas.
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