09 Jun 1933
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1933
Page
1
A semi weekly college issue by the Undergraduate Association announces its schedule and publication practice for the academic year. It notes publication pauses during vacations and interims and lists volume and issue numbers for June.
A scanned page lists editorial and business staff with numerous misprints and unclear initials. Names such as Gertrude Epstein and Anza Jacobson appear with odd punctuation and possible typos, plus many ages stray from a coherent roster.
The article notes remarks by Dr. Butler on the gain seeking motive, money's influence, and the moral role in business and society as 231 Barnard students receive Bachelor of Arts degrees. He warns that credit, confidence, and conduct connect moral principles to economics, shaping civilization. The piece continues on page 3.
Editorial reflects on 231 Barnard graduates and their uncertain yet hopeful destinies as they depart for futures shaped by intellect and independence. It envisions immortality through achievement, while acknowledging the gloom of the era and the lasting value of a Barnard diploma.
A theater review lauds a German wartime propaganda film for its disciplined, restrained storytelling, strong cast, and quality cinematography. It notes the film's austere tone, absence of melodrama, and emphasis on ferver over glory, while praising the production's clarity and craftsmanship.
A little theatre presents Poil de Carotte a poignant tale of a mistreated sensitive boy in a rural setting. The film follows the boy’s longing for affection as family tensions surface through his perspective with strong performances from Harry Baur and Robert Lynen and notable supporting roles.
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