15 Feb 1933
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1933
Page
1
The weekly Barnard College student paper announces its semi weekly schedule during the college year. It notes publication by the Undergraduate Association and lists issue volume AAXVIH dated February 13 with number 25.
The page lists editorial and staff roles including Editor-In-Chief Madiyn Millner and Associate Editors Gertrude Epstein and Hildegarde FitzGerald, plus numerous managing editors, assistants, and department heads across News, Exchange, About Town, Printing, and Business divisions with long rostered names and class years.
A reader urges the Barnard Bulletin to abandon sensational generalities in its January 17, 1953 editorial Babies Just Babies and to adopt a realistic, scholarly approach to government and societal problems. The writer argues for intelligent, specific discussion and warns against trivial or rash rhetoric in student journalism.
A university editorial laments the US Senate's failure to act and defends a sharp critique of Huey Long style politics. It credits Barnard Hall cafeteria's competition, praises contributors, and urges congestion relief to boost patronage and local success.
An experimental stage piece at the Empire Theatre sparks mixed reactions among audience and critics. The script weaves biblical echoes and modern urban anxieties, with references to Noah and the deluge, interlaced with terse dialogue and stage images that critics call both provocative and perplexing.
A fragmented OCR reads like a town column notes Yale Pupeteers in wartime and village life. Mentions dates numbers and places including Eyre town amid a broader conflict. Readers glimpse lists of performers meetings and community events amid the war era.
The Sophomore Dance will be held in the gymnasium next Saturday February 18 from 8 36 p m to 1 09 p m. Tickets cost dollars and seventy five cents per couple. Dean Gildersleeve Miss Weeks J Kruger and Professors Peveridge attend. Decor will feature under the sea with Blue Lions of Columbia providing music. Students sign posters in Barnard Hall to attend. program distribution runs Thursday Friday and Saturday at noon. Jane Reel chairs the dance committee with Peggy Goble Derby Flatier Eleanor Jaffe Sue Strait Lor Drever Elfrieden Wenzel Florence toga soutien.
The conference signals begin March 3 with a Preparatory Committee selecting delegates to represent commissions on unemployment war debts tariffs and trade barriers. Faculty advisors include Dr Jane Clars D r Arthur Gaye Maude Huttman and Dorothy Crook chairs the process with names to be announced as signings are completed.
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