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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1933
Page
1
Published semi weekly through the college year the paper lists editors and staff. It names Madiya Millnes editor in chief associate editors managing editors and a long roster of news exchange and advertising staff with various listed ages and roles.
Barnard students and administration clash over subsidies for publications and recreation. The Quarterly is labeled spinach by critics while supporters defend literature and athletics funding as essential, noting student involvement and value of campus programs.
The An t war Committee reports progress as Scott Nearing Jane Addams and Upton Close speak on disarmament and war as an institutional form of modern society. J B Matthews notes colleges role in wartime propaganda and resource use.
Members of Mathematics and Natural Sciences will attend a tea for the senior class at four o clock in the college parlor. Anne Sardi leads the event with Dorothy Crook assisting in receiving.
The article critiques a cinema adaptation of a Hemingway novel, praising the photography and acting while noting deviations from the book’s logic and narrative. It highlights Frank Borzage’s direction as competent, with Helen Hayes and Gary Cooper delivering convincing performances, and discusses Hindu dance performances as part of a broader program featuring Indian art and music.
Professor Montague speaks at Columbia University Commemoration Service at St Paul’s Chapel. He argues lesser dead deserve remembrance in a university memorial, noting faith or speculation for life after death, and criticizes materialism as unable to fully explain mind and existence.
Professor Herbert Schneider of the Religion Department delivered a chapel address arguing that God’s love extends to the world and that incarnation depends on human attributes. He asserted theology is anthropomorphic and that Christ must be fully man. he announced a lecture on "The Revolution" next Tuesday.
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