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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1934
Page
2
A peace committee invites students to complete a referendum to map views on nationalism imperialism and war. Agnes Leckie says the exercise reveals where interests lie and fuels discussion before a Peace Conference with elected speakers and written submissions.
Professor Murphy of Columbia’s Psychology Department argued that war hinges on intelligence and information. He blamed German propaganda for shaping beliefs and urged American students to support national antiwar efforts and press reforms to foster peace.
Professor Baldwin spoke on writing lyrics at a Lyrics Tea held Thursday in the Conference Room. Introduced by Ruth Insche, he contrasted long and short lyrics and illustrated with Latin French and German examples. Jean Bullowa presided. attendees included Wayman Craighead Davies Reed Kleiner and others.
A student member of the Current Events Club, Helen Levi, 37, urges readers to back the Oxford Pledge as part of anti war action. She argues that past wars served market interests of powerful groups and calls on students to refuse involvement in future conflicts.
Totheroh presented The Great Dark before Tom Thumb with serious drama and clear authorial intent. Actors delivered straight performances, avoiding theatrical gimmicks as they followed defined roles and did them well.
Wellesley residents in brick dorms may smoke in rooms while wood dorms ban smoking. Kansas reports no excuses for cuts due to high absence-file costs. Marquette lists fraternity members with local police. Stanford touts a state stadium large enough for Nevada’s population. Notre Dame football has earned four million dollars in ten years. Syracuse students let a sleeping professor continue class. Iowa State cooking class coeds, sixty in number, fell ill from a self-made salad.
Hinde Barnet and Carolyn Potter, both Barnard graduates from the class of 1934, join the Orchestrette Classique as concertmaster and double bass player. Barnet also plays with the Durieux Ensemble. Potter with the Columbia University Orchestra. They see the group as a practical path for women in professional music while performing in suburban venues and on weekend dates.
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