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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1936
Page
4
A reader reflects on sensational newspaper coverage of the Bruno Hauptmann case and the public’s obsession with crime reporting. The piece critiques how media chatter shapes minds from Barnard College to a campus culture, warning of overexposure to newsprint and its effects on young readers.
Barnard College promotes a winter open house at Westchester County camp near Ossining. Between January 29 and February 4 attendees can enjoy skiing sledding hiking and open fire cooking with bunk rooms and outdoor sites Eagle's Nest Hemlocks and Red Oaks. In charge Miss Holland emphasizes rest from exams and camp crafts with details on sign up in the next Bulletin.
Editorials on campuses urge reopening gym dances at Richmond Collegian and call for off campus social events to end. Brooklyn paper backs student action to fix employment for needy students, while Lehigh notes rising college dramatic talent. Hood College launches Better Health week to promote healthy living.
The piece reviews Miss Hall and Miss Colodny in a mixed judgment. It lauds Hall for Two Words Are a Story and notes its quiet mystery. It criticizes Colodny for Cassandra and prefers her Pro fessor Peardon prose over the sonnet.
Jean Sinclair Buchanan gave a Monday night clavier recital to the Collegium Musicum in the College Parlor. She opened with a talk on the clavichord and its history, technique, and educational value. selections included Bach Minuet March and Prelude, Rameau Tambourin, Purcell Prelude in C major, and Handel Gigue in G major.
A retrospective survey from 1903 1904 traces Barnard College issues. Freshmen admitted to the class of 1907 improvements at West Field tennis courts terraces and shrubs dormitory talks evolving curriculum shifts and social notes. It notes typhoid misperceptions and a new Barnard song book later entries discuss subscriptions excuses and campus life.
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