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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1934

Page

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Editor-in-Chief Anna Jacobson and 734 Diana Hirsh noted

The fragment lists individuals with roles and ages, naming Editor-in-Chief Anna Jacobson and a person aged 36 associated with Diana Hirsh, suggesting an internal staff or organizational roster item. Further context is unavailable in the fragment.

Anna Jacobson

We Anticipate Reform in a Bitter Winter City

A reflective column discusses reform resistance in New York under La Guardia, questioning civic cooperation and party politics. It muses on taxi strikes and boiler bursts in freezing weather, then shifts to a proposed radio column and Leap Year spring hopes. It ends with Barnard College song references.

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Editor Letter Clarifies Charge Against Bulletin Censorship

Gertrude Fisstin defends Bulletin against Student Council censorship, correcting misrepresentations in Miss Gristede’s letter and the February 23 issue. She argues the dispute centers on editorial freedom versus council control, notes staff reorganizing news coverage, and asserts the vote for editorial freedom was ignored.

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Rehn Galleries Review praises Charles Burchfield’s truthful spring scenes

In a column on modern art, Frank K M Rehn extols Charles Burchfield as a masterful communicator. He notes Burchfield’s rural Ohio landscapes, the mid spring themes, and his bold watercolor technique that reads like oil. The critique highlights truth over emotion and vivid portrayal of American life.

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