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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1934
Page
1
A semi weekly publication produced by Barnard College students for the undergraduate community. It serves as the official communications channel for student activities, events, and association notices across the college year.
The page notes Gertrude Epstein as editor in chief with a staff line including Elinor Remer and others, identifying roles such as managing editors and exchange editor with the year ’34. The listing highlights women occupying senior editorial posts at the paper.
The item lists staff members including Rose Somerville editor Hinde Barnett music editor Rita London cinema Blanche Goldman drama Margaret Rose Weiss books Naomi Diamond Margery Boys Jeanne Erlanger Ruth Portugal and printing staff Natalie Joffe Clare Danny Ruth Kleiner ae meme Kh ia.
The piece observes how readers process words amid global tension and notes Manhattan life feels insulated. It contrasts distant upheavals with local calm, arguing citizens may cope by choosing happiness and small pleasures while facing an uncertain future.
In Winter Garden a mixed scene unfolds with a Follies revue featuring Betzi Beaton and others delivering bright stage presence and witty humor. Separately, Umberto Romano’s painting shows bold surface treatment and design priority, contrasting with other masters and praising canvas as a plane.
Art critic notes Romano masters color line space and form in works at Empire Gallery Radio City. Describes Benedict and Benedictine color scheme, Vanitas soft hues, Diana with parallel lines, and Athaena requiring edge to frame the artwork.
Madison Square Garden hosted the fifth and final Festival Concert arranged by Walter Damrosch for the Musicians Emergency Fund. Ossip Gabrilowitsch and Damrosch conducted and also played piano, with John McCormack singing. Gabrilowitsch opened with Berlioz and Liszt. Damrosch debuted as soloist in Franck Variations conducted by Gabrilowitsch.
Dr. Butler urges Columbia University audience to empower youth to advance world progress, noting Burgess’s contributions to Barnard College and warning that nationalist backlash now threatens disarmament and economic reform, but expresses hope that youth can rebuild reforms.
Ten Mortarboard staff members served as hostesses at an All-College gathering held in the College Parlor on Wednesday February 14. Copies of Mortarboard were available for perusal. Hostesses included Georgiana Remer editor in chief Lillian Dick Dorothy Atlee Elise Cobb and others.
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