08 Feb 1938
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1938
Page
1
A Bulletin notice urges Barnard students to submit suggestions for the cafeteria. It cites low patronage, calls for daily specials, cheaper bread and larger salads, more fruit juice, milk in bottles, and faster table clearances, and says results will be shared with cafeteria authorities.
Barnard's Through the Din column promotes extracurricular culture while lampooning heavy science's shrimp tracking in the Gulf of Mexico. It notes a diesel Pelican boat dredging, tagging shrimp, and warns of future overabundance, then mocks boxing shows and a children’s book Ferdinand for misreadings.
A bulletin survey of sixty two Barnard College students reveals strong support for free Wasserman tests and compulsory testing as part of health exams. Most favor cooperation with the American Social Hygiene Association, with varied ideas on publicity and education measures.
Critics hail Snow White as enchanting yet not a children’s film for under ten. The piece notes mature suspense and strong performances while praising its fairy tale charm and memorable songs. Also covered are Helene at Cinema de Paris and Mercury Theatre matinees plus Experimental Theatre presenting The Bridal Crown at Vanderbilt Theatre.
The WPA Federal Theatre Living Newspaper ". . one-third of a nation." about housing schedules a Feb 19 theater party for seven hundred high school and college members of the American Student Union in New York City. The revival of "Power" is also noted, with similar social themes and strong student interest.
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