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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1934
Page
1
A semi weekly college publication issued by Barnard College students for the Undergraduate Association current during the college year, excluding vacation and examination periods.
The editorial staff includes Editor-In-Chief Gertrude Epstein aged 34 and Managing Editors Anna Jacobson aged 34 and Edith Kane aged 35.
The notice lists staff members and editors with years next to names including Rose Somerville 34 and Hinde Barnett 34 as editor and music editor Rita London 35 cinema Blanche Goldman 35 drama Margaret Rose Weiss 34 books Naomi Diamond 35 Margery Boys 35 Jeanne Erlanger 35 Ruth Portugal 35 Printing Star Natalie Jaffe 34 Clare Cating 36 Ruth Kleiner 13.
Two hundred eight Barnard College students weighed the Bulletin with an open ballot and questionnaires. The editors defend their varied views as part of college education and pledge to reflect student opinion while staying engaged, tolerant, and open to criticism five days a week.
Ossip Gabrilowitsch and Albert Spalding presented the second Beethoven piano and violin recital of a three concert series. They offered early sonatas Opus 23 in A minor Opus 30 No.3 in G major Opus 30 No.1 in A major and Opus 12 No.3 in F flat major with praised coordination and expressive pedal work. The pair received strong audience applause and a final concert is scheduled for March 5.
A critic argues official sanctions aside Miss Sten will boost box office and home production as Nana stimulates interest in radio, stage, and cinema. The piece praises her charm and natural manner while denouncing abrupt typecasting and the film’s loose structure and unclear dramatic aim.
In Barnard New York a pair of Barnard girls chat with a cold waiter about a free Bulletin issue at a neighborhood restaurant. A Baltimore woman asks about Barnard before joining their plan to spend winter in Baltimore, noting it lies south of Barnard and Columbia University.
A program of Italian Renaissance music including madrigals and cantatas will be presented by the Departments of Italian and Music on Friday evening March 2 at 7 45 in the Casella Italiana. Tickets are 1 for guests and 30 for students with proceeds to the Student Loan Fund. Support for this forthcoming concert is urged.
At the February dormitory meeting a proposed amendment would align officer terms with other undergraduates, shifting start and end dates from September to a common timetable. Suzanne Strait was elected Brooks Hall captain. Eabeth Firth resigned. A spring dormitory dance is planned for March 17 and 18 with a supper dance on the 17.
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