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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1940
Page
1
Barnard College student run bulletin lists semi weekly issues during the academic year with vacations and exams. Published as second class matter at New York Post Office under Act of 1879. Subscription rate is $3.00 per year or 10 cents per issue.
Fragmentary OCR lists editorial leadership including Patricia ILLINGWORTH Editor-in-Chief and Doris PROCHASKA Business Manager with other roles shown as partial names. The readable portion hints at a newspaper staff roster and organizational structure.
An editorial urges clear understanding of national defense as protecting a democracy, not war mongering. It urges students to support resource development and civic education, arguing preparedness can strengthen democracy without fascist or Nazi influences and stressing constructive engagement by youth.
In a twenties-era town residents rally for culture with posters for Rigoletto at a local troupe venue. The community closes schools, polishes opera glasses, and dresses in finery as they fill the old theatre to watch a Milwaukeed tour. A moral urges supporting the Barnard benefit and Metropolitan on January tenth.
The Bulletin reports student views on expanding national defense prep in college forums. Yes votes favor optional or constructive prep. No fear war hysteria and preference for educational focus. Additional courses in first aid, emergency mechanics eyed. some seek compulsory future.
A review lauds The Thief of Bagdad for translating Arabian Nights whimsy to cinema. Sabu shines as the clever thief while Conrad Veidt and June Duprez add glamour, as the story blends mystery, magic, and adventure with a dash of Sinbad.
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