10 Dec 1935
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1935
Page
1
The Barnard College Students publish the bulletin semiweekly during the college year except vacations and exams. It is issued in the interests of the Undergraduate Association and filed as second class matter October 19 1928 with the New York Post Office under the Act of March 3 1879.
Editorial notes Board of Trustees plan to strengthen Barnard College with a new building site enhanced scholarships and expanded instruction. It urges undergraduates to form a vigorous fundraising committee and calls for support of the Third Anti War Conference with focused study groups. It questions Student Council representation for religious clubs amid club fusion.
A Barnard College reader protests a Milbank blackboard ban on club notices and questions why the Spanish Caravan notices remain visible The letter argues blackboard notices are vital publicity and notes perceived unequal enforcement of the policy against clubs like the Spanish Caravan
The article explains that personnel work has become a professional field linked to government and business. It outlines four divisions in industry, agencies, college personnel, and public service, plus required training and the importance of industry experience for advancement.
Readers from Barnard College debate whether extra compensation should accompany student offices. Opinions vary from honorary service to limited pay for time-intensive roles, with concerns about ethics and efficiency in college governance.
Trudi Schoop, the Swiss entertainer, arrives in Broadway for a pantomime ballet on December 27. Kirsten Flagstad seeks her first New York recital at Carnegie Hall on December 11 with Scandinavian and English songs. Flagstad again at Town Hall December 21. Andres Segovia appears January 22. John Powell leads the New York Women's Symphony Orchestra at Carnegie Hall December 17. A Mahler second-symphony lecture by Dr. Ernst Lert is December g at the Master Institute.
A review extols Thunder Over the Bronx for universal humor tied to the Gross family in the Bronx and Kamp Kill Kare. It lauds dialect, Brooklynese accuracy, and the broader appeal beyond fleeting trends, comparing it to Thomas Wolfe in linguistic portraiture and calling it a valuable, comforting read.
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