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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1934
Page
1
Published semi weekly throughout the College Year by the Students at Barnard College in the interests of the Undergraduate Association, with operations paus ing during vacations and examination periods.
A Barnard lecture by Professor Moon questions optimism about world peace noting no single doom point. An editorial on Lehigh University’s peace drive is cited, arguing education should deepen antiwar resolve. The piece mourns Sir Edward Elgar and reflects on pomp and circumstance as part of history.
Helen Brodie requests full publication of the proposed Barnard Bulletin constitution to allow fair student and college input. The editor notes the constitution is printed in full in today’s issue and invites open attendance at Representative Assembly meetings.
Letter from Nora Faine and others urging printed full text of the drafted constitution and notice of discussion venue and time. Students request full publication to inform and involve the college community in forthcoming voting and governance changes.
A Barnard College student writes to the Bulletin criticizing excessive coverage of the Great Bulletin Crisis. He compares it to historic reforms sparked by Luther and notes divisions among students, efforts toward a peace conference, and a non aggression pact between two groups.
Empire Theatre history notes praise for Richard of Bordeaux as a strong production with Gordon Daviot’s portrayal of Richard life arc from embittered youth to tyrant. Dennis King appears solid in costumes though not always igniting the audience. Margaretes and Anne of Bohemia receive favorable notices with the English cast delivering reliable support.
Gertrude Stein and Virgil Thomson stage Four Saints in Three Acts at the 44th Street Theatre. The reviewer finds it unclear if a serious subject or burlesque, notes Thomson's music is gentle and incidental, and praises acting and singing while questioning the opera’s form.
Marjorie Runne, 36, was elected chairman of the Barnard delegation to the Silver Bay Conference to be held in June. Gertrude Rubsamer assisted as delegate. The Silver Bay weekend is set for April 6, with plans for a tea in the near future.
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