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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1936
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin outlines vacation and examination periods set by the Undergraduate Association. It states second class matter and provides postal details, noting publication semi weekly during the college year except during specified times.
Editorial laments the stalled Barnard Student Fellowship Drive and urges timely support for the senior class member chosen to study abroad. It credits a reader letter for public spiritedness, discusses exam stress, and proposes a reading week to ease final assessments.
A compilation of student comments praising the American Student Union as a broad inclusive platform for progressive ideas. Some urge action publicity and public support while others worry about action, Russia, and whether members will think or act.
A forum column invites free expression from undergraduates. The note clarifies that opinions are not necessarily those of the Bulletin Staff and invites readers to engage with the ideas presented.
A Barnard Bulletin letter laments the loss of the Student Fellowship Drive just before Christmas. The writer urges more publicity and spirit to reach the prior year’s goal of 1000 dollars, criticizing administration and lack of drive awareness. The author notes poorly trained solicitors and delays in turning in contributions.
The chairman of Student Fellowship explains a late start due to Thanksgiving timing and heavy school-year demands. He notes slowed pledge collection from lack of time, prior publicity reduced to avoid pressure, and asks readers to understand the strain on volunteers and the need for personal pledges after vacation.
The Musical Art Quartet’s second concert of the season offered Sibelius String Quartet, Cowell Mosai Quartet, and Brahms C major Quartet. The performance praised Sibelius for strength, Cowell for playful score and mastery of color, and Brahms for structural perfection and rich harmony. The ensemble’s cohesion and refined tone drew high praise from critics.
Surya Sa, a Sinhalese singer from India, will present his first New York recital of Oriental songs on Tuesday afternoon at TV Hall. He aims to educate the Occident to Eastern music through his performance.
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