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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1930
Page
1
Barnard College student group releases a semi weekly publication for undergraduates. The bulletin appears during the college year with pauses during vacations and examination periods, as part of the Undergraduate Association activities.
The article discusses how examinations dominate the term and distort education. It suggests a symposium by Curricula Committee and Representative Assembly to discuss the issue and generate faculty-minded solutions worthy of attention by the powers that be.
A Barnard College reader lauds the Bulletin for dignity and style in About Town and urges balance between high standards and independent judgment. Anne Gunther argues that overemphasis on A and B grades risks eroding curiosity, character, and lifelong learning.
Professor Thorndike argues that philosophy religion and literature interrelate and that literature reflects and shapes societal morals and faith. He notes colleges must teach thinking and feeling, and fine art links to literature through esthetic expression. He cites progress in literature expanding its scope and integrating with other fields for a synthesis of knowledge.
The notice explains that a check room with a maid on duty is available during locker room hours. Clothing not placed in a locker must be checked with the attendant.
The Hay Reinhardt production shows uneven balance with good moments and bad. Jacob Ben Amt’s lead wavers and the direction lacks a unifying idea, while sets and costumes feel Civic Repertory era. The play shifts from moral drama to talky social critique, hindering cohesion.
A critic lauds Death Takes a Holiday as an exciting, dignified romance with flawless acting by Philip Merwale and a well paced, tasteful production. The piece explores life and death during a three day holiday with no disasters, delivering one of the season’s best evenings.
The Student Council held a January meeting to decide funding for League of Nations delegates, appoint Anne Gary and Celeste Jedel to the International Union conference, and form publicity on a longer Spring Vacation. They also addressed health statements, dormitory smoking, and a future Senior Dance.
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