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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1934
Page
2
The article argues against external control from a Student Council committee and favors keeping editorial freedom with the Bulletin staff. It contends external checks threaten college journalism education and press freedom, while an internal advisory body would still reflect student opinion and Council aims.
Report notes efforts to produce a milder cigarette with better taste using money and science as claimed in connection with Chesterfield brand manufacturing.
Two departments present a concert on madrigals and a cantata under Professor Beveridge. The program traces Italian to English madrigal influence and notes Per golaesi's florid cantata style. Proceeds go to the Student Loan Fund. Tickets $1.00, students 50 cents, available in Barnard Hall 12:30 to 1:00 PM.
A student calls on the college to enforce the student vote on censorship and resigns from participation in determining the Bulletin's editorial policy. The speaker argues Student Council will not reverse its stance and warns of a democratic rights suppression if censorship remains.
The managing board plans to appeal decisions while prepared to abide by Student Council rulings. The arrangement slated for April becomes effective immediately, per the board's editorial presented against the editor.
A large audience attended a Newman Club bridge at Barnard, Columbia, and Graduate Schools to support Newman House on February 16 at 8 PM. Attendees included students from several New York area colleges. Refreshments followed. Miss Gertrude Lally urged non visitors to tour Newman House and noted ongoing recreational offerings.
Calendar lists a 1:10 assembly where Dean Gilbersleeve speaks on Courses and Careers for the class of 36, followed by John Taylor discussing Gothic Architecture as interpreted by Etchings. Arms will display etchings 10:00 to 5:30 with a French Club tea and exhibition in the Conference Room.
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