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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1940
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin is issued weekly by Barnard College students in the interests of the Undergraduate Association and circulated through the college year with breaks only for vacation and exams.
Shirley PirkN Rocks, Mirian Marcos Naow Letsky Mirjorth Lawson EliZABETH SMITH I n About Down Editor Advertising Manado Circulation Manager Jean Ackermann '41 Helen Kandel 742 Grace Barrett 42 Elizabeth Koenig 42 Ruth Blunner 741 Marion Pratt 740 Clytia Capraro '42 Zenia Sachs 42 Naomi Sells 41 News board.
Jane Mantell reflects on a subway encounter with a man supported by two women, a playful mockery of advertising during the World’s Fair, and Frederick’s leap year coming of age born February 29 1940. The piece departs with musings on piracy and possible futures for Frederick.
Various voices advocate solutions from international free trade and economic cooperation to federated world structures and stronger leagues. Proposals include European unity, a world federation with peace forces, reduced economic barriers, and increased language understanding as paths to lasting peace.
Two distinct groups seek student support in contests that urge action on sharecropper hardships in the south and on forging a durable peace. The sharecropper effort targets awareness and practical solutions while the peace study invites clear ideas on justice liberty and world order for international peace progress.
A review lauds a California film built on Sherwood’s Lincoln dialogue and Raymond Massey’s Lincoln, stressing its political moment and humanitarian themes. It highlights the debaters Lincoln and Douglas, Massey’s powerful performance, and the film’s sober, non sensational treatment that provokes thought on democracy and liberty.
A lively theater and film overlap review notes Du Barry Was A Lady as a lush Broadway musical with Ethel Merman and Bert Lahr, praising its spectacle and humor while warning it is not for children. It also surveys Paris cinema taste with American and English films prominent, and lists upcoming performances by Kirsten Flagstad and the Musical Art Quartet at Town Hall.
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