10 Jan 1933
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1933
Page
1
Barnard College student publication notes semi weekly issues during the academic year. Editorial and staff list include Madlin NGline as editor in chief and Gertrude Epstein as associate editor with a broad editorial and news board. The issue lists numerous staffers across departments including printing and business, and advertising.
Fragmentary lines mention Barnard Bulletin and College pages with scattered words about notices or events. The readable text is incomplete and does not provide clear names, dates, or concrete actions.
The piece praises the Student Congress Agsins War held in Chicago as a pioneering student effort linking with other colleges to oppose war and imperialism. It calls for unity among diverse groups and endorses cooperation with the Anti War Congress National Committee, urging action against U.S. militarism abroad.
A historical survey traces Mortarboard from its 1894 Bar nard Annual origins edited by Helen Brigham Crocker to early 20th century editions. It notes shifts in scope, illustrations, class representation, and the move from student life glimpses to photographical records and faculty portraits.
The readable fragments show a discussion centered on Lucrece comics, Shakespearean adaptations, and social cautions during an interwar period. Names such as Thornton Wider emerge amid references to prose, drama, and perceived sensibilities, with scattered mentions of newspapers and public figures.
A fragmented OCR summary mentions Art Durand-Ruel Galleries and an exhibit titled as a review with references to works, artists, and a curatorial note. The piece appears to discuss varied artworks, potential prices, seating, and a critical assessment of the show alongside other gallery details. The text is garbled with stray names and numbers, making specifics unclear.
The December Quarterly is analyzed with both praise and criticism. Emma and Finger Wave receive mixed judgments for style and tone, while the issue’s overall quality is affirmed as a substantial editorial endeavor.
Miss Stevenson announces junior prom at St Regis on February 21 with music by Bert Downacd and a host of Broadway stars. Students Virginie Rechriker and Moris Schlesinger are listed among organizers as dance plans enjoy popular tunes from 9 PM onward.
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