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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1936
Page
2
Barnard Bulletin published semi weekly during the college year by the Undergraduate Association. Entered as second class matter October 19 1928 at New York New York Post Office under the act of March 3 1879. FRIDAY JUNE 5 1936 Adele Hacland Xo 50.
The Barnard editorial reflects gratitude to the 1936 senior class for leading the Student Building Fund drive, forming the Social Science Union, and improving Barnard publications. It praises the transformation of Quarterly and Bulletin, credits seniors with campus enhancements, and notes lasting benefits for future undergraduates.
A collection of student reflections reveals regrets from missed social contact with faculty to procrastinated majors and study habits. Several express longing for earlier connections with professors and fuller engagement in courses and activities.
A student column explains that the free expression forum hosts diverse opinions not necessarily shared by the Bulletin staff. The piece defends open dialogue while acknowledging responsibilities and community standards at the campus newspaper.
Letters from 1936 address vandalism blamed on rival groups during anti Heidelberg protest. One writer condemns the Barnard Fence incident as a separate act by a counter group, while another mocks student attire and offers tongue in cheek guidance.
Grace Moore headlines The King Steps Out a pleasant Austrian set musical with Fritz Kreisler tunes and a light Bavarian princess backdrop. Josef von Sternberg steers the tale with a smooth pace while Franchot Tone plays a stylish king and Herman Bing delivers a memorable comic onomatopoeia performance.
The May 24 world premiere of Wilderness Stone at Manhattan Theatre drew praise for its Benet written words and Bingham music. The PM era collaboration featured the New York Civic Orchestra under Hugh Ross with Tom Morg as narrator, with mixed vocal strength among soloists and chorus. The piece, an episode from John Brown's Life, impressed with its narrator use and overall musical drama despite a long Part II and fatigued leads.
M G M launches a series of nationwide student contests to promote Ronco with Norma Shearer Leslie Howard and John More in September. Prizes include large cash awards for essays declamations acting and art inspired by Shakespeare works. Community prizes available with at least one main prize including a Stratford trip.
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