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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1933
Page
3
Dean Gildersleeve urged freshmen to view exams like golf, stressing a calm, sporting mindset. She advised proper physical health, a fixed study schedule, and studying difficult topics in the morning to avoid unnecessary worry.
Henry J. Rosner criticizes bankers in a Fabian Group lecture accusing them of seeking to raise New York transit fares. He argues that their economy plans hide wage exploitation and would raise long term costs while pushing the subway toward deficit.
An overview of the Barnard Bulletin's early history from 1903 to 1916 notes its evolution from a small weekly bulletin with short items to a more developed newspaper with longer news stories. It traces format changes, humor columns, editorial topics, and shifts in style reflecting student life and campus culture.
A 17 member commission appointed by Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia University aims to study the link between economic downturn and the price system. Eleven university men including McIver and Gayer join six leaders of public affairs to seek a common interpretation and methods to lift the mood through production and exchange.
The Episcopal Club plans a reception by Bishop William T. Manning for Manhattan college students at New Synod House on Cathedral of St. John the Divine grounds February 9. A Barnard-Columbia discussion series begins February 11 on Christ’s application to modern society with Rev. B Talbot Rogers speaking on the incarnation.
Students will vote today from noon to 3 PM and Monday in the Conference Room on the future of Quarterly. Ballots ask whether to support an unsubsidized, subsidized, or current editorial policy publication, amid debate over subsidies and editorial quality.
A student who has not paid her Student Fellowship pledges by 5 p.m. today January 20 will be barred from registering for spring unless she presents a council extension letter. Applications for permission must be sent to Gertrude Rubsamen Student Mail before 5 p.m. today January 20.
The Bulletin committee for the investigation of publications will meet today at four o clock in the Little Parlor to discuss policies and conduct. Anyone interested in the proceedings is invited to attend.
A theatrical framing of a 1983 Quarterly investigation unfolds with arson, love triangles, and a Barnard link. A tall blonde confesses to a college youth who loves another, prompting a True Story that meets disbelief. Investigations ensue, barricades rise, and a comic finale threads through a chaotic campus tale.
Nineteen College of the City of New York students were suspended for thirty days by the Board of Higher Education for participating in a mock trial of President Robinson and Dean Linehan. The action follows warnings issued before the October 30 event amid protests over Oakley Johnson's removal.
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