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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1934
Page
1
The semi weekly publication by Barnard College students serves the Undergraduate Association interests, issuing notices and updates throughout the college year except during vacations and examination periods.
The Managing Board explains its stance on the recent editor-in-chief resignation of Gertrude Epstein. It honors her period of service, cites friction over editorial policy, and outlines support for democratizing control via a temporary board of control and a forthcoming constitution while pledging harmony with Student Council and the student body.
Betty Millard and Madlyn Millner condemn Barnard Student Council for creating an Editorial Board to control tone and content of editorials. They argue the board threatens free press, rejects student poll results, and could suppress future editors.
The Student Council announces its stance on the new system for the Barnard Bulletin as the official news organ of the Undergraduate Association. They note a 3 to 1 vote in favor of editorial freedom but condemn the lack of tact and good taste in the January library editorial and seek cooperation with the Bulletin.
A Barnard College student protests the Student Council action to set up a censorship board for the Barnard Bulletin. The protest argues the former editor's resignation was justified and the council violated college mandate by creating a temporary controlling board.
N Y U professor Matulka discusses feminist literature comparing feminist and anti feminist arguments across theological historical grammatical and aesthetic lines. The talk highlights scholarly research benefits and notes Barnard graduates working in journalism teaching and research in Madrid Smith College and East Orange.
At a church gathering in Germany the Lutheran Church was discussed with guests including Chaplain Mrs Raymond Knox the Reverend and Aus ashe Steimle Miss Mildred Winston secretary of the Board of Education of the United Lutherans Church and EO Louise L Eckhardt assistant to the Chaplain.
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