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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1935
Page
1
Barnard College publishes a semi weekly bulletin throughout the college year except during vacation and examination periods. The publication is produced by students for the Undergraduate Association.
Six Barnard students plan to travel to Albany for a public hearing on the Nunan Bill to protest its passage demanding academic freedom. The piece urges rapid petition signing by NYC students to show broad opposition. The Barnard Political Union announces a March 13 meeting to discuss debating the issues.
One hundred thirty eight delegates from twenty three eastern colleges will participate in the annual Model Assembly of the League of Nations at New York University April 11 to 13. Francis Burn of Syracuse University will be president with three committees tackling world economy in agriculture arms trade control and Covenant Article XVI revisions.
The review praises Eddie Robinson for playing both a gangster and a sentimental hero in The Town's Talking written by W. R. Burnett. Jean Arthur is featured as Robinson's inspiration with strong supporting performances. the film is seen as a solid Columbia Pictures release with broad entertainment value. Separate art coverage lauds Miro's abstract painting exhibit, noting vivid color, calligraphic line work, and sandpaper canvases, while praising the artist's emotional expressiveness.
Joan Miro, prominent Surrealist, exhibits again at Pierre Matisse Gallery. The Surrealist movement focuses on the subconscious, offering intense introspection. Its acceptance grows as a significant development prompting deeper self familiarity.
Several named colleges have not been assigned to countries for the Assembly’s three questions. Each delegation will represent its country on committees, presenting and defending proposals under a rapporteur to seek a consensus. Also, a Brooklyn Symphony concert at McMillin Theater reviewed mixedly, urging continuation of the series for broader community enjoyment.
Myra Hess, esteemed English pianist, drew a huge audience at Town Hall for her season finale on February 27. The performer again demonstrated remarkable musical understanding and received warm appreciation from the American public.
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