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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1932
Page
1
Barnard College students publish their semiweekly periodical during the college year excluding vacation and exams. The issue falls in Vol JOCXVT, dated December 16, No 19, reflecting undergraduate association interests.
A detailed list of editorial staff including Editor-In-Chief Madlyn Millner and Associate Editor Gertrude Epstein, plus managing editors and assistant editors with multiple names and ages, reflecting the publication’s leadership lineup.
A trio with Phyllis Machlin on piano, Helen Feeney on violin, and Thelma Smith on cello will perform at the Deutscher Kreis Christmas Party in the College Parlor Monday at four. A medieval background play will be shown and German is not required to enjoy. The college is invited to German refreshments, a Christmas tree, and carols.
A Barnard Bulletin forum letter criticizes the "Two dollars or nothing" plea for Student Fellowship. It notes many students give small amounts like ten or twenty-five cents when possible, urging pledges from willing and able students to boost total contributions and reach a larger college percentage.
The Barnard Bulletin outlines its plan to study the value of subsidies to Mortarboard and other college publications. It notes student council committees' support for subsidies and announces a representative inquiry into usefulness and impact, with final recommendations to the college and wide publicity.
The piece explores a woman's sacrifice for marriage as Mary Howard confronts rival feelings with wit. Spring Byington stars in a witty production, while a Haydn symphony and Borodin dances close the program, delivering a lively artistic evening at Carnegie Hall.
On a snowy Tuesday the Netioce Ensemble delivered two hours of music, including Beethoven's Lesore Overture, to an audience expecting little, with a strong performance described as a two hour de force.
Cinema notes describe Mazé a French drama featuring M. Peyreres and Micheline with a quarrel over a stolen kiss. The elderly Demaze and his jealous beard motif drive the plot as secret loves clash with a younger romance. Filmed at a Paris studio, the production is praised for photography though criticized for English subtitles and a sugary theme song.
Louis Lozowick, lithographer and member of the Commission on collectivism, spoke to Barnard and Columbia Menorah groups on December 12 claiming Jews are better off in Soviet Russia than under czarist rule. He cited religious freedom, cultural development, and new economic roles for Jews, noting limited restrictions have ended and autonomous colonization areas are planned.
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