11 Feb 1938
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1938
Page
1
Fragmentary Barnard Bulletin text noting Undergraduate Association actions and costs around October 10 1928 and March 3 1879. Contains scattered references to student governance and exam periods amid unclear context.
An editorial urges Barnard students to back the international Student Fellowship campaign noting it has become a money drive. It argues for finishing what was started and restoring the program to its voluntary spirit supporting scholarship and international understanding.
An editorial urges Barnard College students to join a national anti syphilis effort led by the American Social Hygiene Association. It calls the Social Service Committee and the Pre Medical Society to create an education and action program to illuminate conditions and push for improvement.
A narrator muses on the rise of candid cameras and reality programs, noting the shift from traditional fiction to real life footage. The piece follows a day in New York as friends photograph subjects from Broadway to police and taxi drivers, ending with a wary convert embracing the spectacle.
A college poll of sixty students shows 39 patronize the Barnard Cafeteria regularly while 21 do not. Complaints include slow table clearing, limited variety, high prices, and poor preparation with suggestions for faster service and better sandwiches and desserts. Some readers suggest cost cuts and wider drink options.
A mixed production of The Shoemakers Holiday draws skepticism over its handling of Elizabethan humor. Casts like Joseph Cotton and Vincent Price appear decorative yet wooden, while Whitford Kane and Edith Barrett deliver uneven performances amid an overbearing attempt at period flavor.
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