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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1933
Page
4
A lecturer accuses bankers of pressuring transit fare hikes to fund subway debt and bonds, claiming they dominate credit and stifle circulation. He cites close ties with air companies and dictatorial power over money, proposing a municipally owned bank as a solution.
The article discusses the Bulletin’s evolution from 1912 to 1921, noting initial practice of adding explanations under headlines, later abandonment, and the Bulletin’s small size half its present scale. It describes formats with six pages, a correspondence column, jokes, witty comments, and a Horn Rims About Town section in an early weekly issue.
The notice states this is the final week to subscribe to Mortarboard and that second payments may be made. A reduction of 25 cents is offered for subscriptions paid in full by February 1.
The Columbia University School of Journalism founded by Joseph Pulit zer will be featured on this Sundays broadcast of The University of the Air over Station WPAP at 1 00 P M The program includes three talks The History of the School of Journalism by Wesley Paulson The Schools Operation by Lionel Toll and Famous Graduates by Florence Hershfield The University of the Air is directed by Harry Weinberg and Arthur Settell.
A description of Houdini’s water-filled milk can escape with audience participation and padlocked lid. It then explains a standard method of escaping the can. The piece shifts to cigarette advertising, arguing flavor depends on artificial flavoring, blending, and tobacco quality, praising Camels as superior due to finer tobaccos and Humidor Pack freshness.
All students must pay their second term bills in full by February 7 1933 at registration. Students unable to pay in full may defer half until March 17 by obtaining promissory notes signed by a parent or guardian from the Bursar by January 28 and presenting them with bills and cash at the Bursar's Office by February 7.
Dean Gildersleeve urges students to sleep eight to nine hours nightly and walk daily, maintain a good diet, and rest when ill. She cautions against cramming and advocates a systematic review with abstract summaries, memorizing only key ideas on a note card to study before exams.
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