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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1941
Page
1
Barnard College semiweekly bulletin published by students in the Undergraduate Association. It notes second class mail entry on October 19, 1928 at New York NY and lists a subscription rate of 3 dollars per year with 10 cent single copies.
The Bulletin clarifies its stance on Barnard student and faculty relations in light of Spectator coverage. It defends its reporting, notes Miss Reynard’s resignation context, discusses speaker selection for the assembly, and emphasizes the assembly’s aim to defend democracy from within as Norman Thomas spoke to many students.
A lively Barnard student column blends gardening talk with campus humor. Jokes on corn squash eggplant and zestful pranks fill the page with playful lines. The Barnard Outing Club invites outdoor pursuits while classmates chase senior gifts, pins, and campus mischief.
The review finds Claudia watchable for its character study and Dorothy McGuire’s charm, while noting a thin plot and dangling tags. Hedy Lamarr and Jimmy Stewart provide contrasting appeal with Lamarr’s beauty and Stewart’s humor, though the premise remains the unlikely marriage for visa issues and shared expenses.
By Clytia A. Capraro the second in a Latin America series. Describes South America as a land of contrasts from the Andes to the Amazon and pampas. Emphasizes development potential, resources, and the need for peaceful hemispheric cooperation and unity.
A vivid review links James Cagney to a playful Gatsby era fantasia in Strawberry Blonde. Olivia de Havilland and Rita Hayworth appear in regalia as the gaslit city and Bloomer settings frame a tale of aspiration, romance, and a dentist's schemes ending with a moral about gold and revenge.
Chesterfield announces a year of radio programs designed for broad enjoyment. Broadcasts will air on leading CBS and NBC stations with weekly lineups including Fred Warit Pleasure Time Glenn Milic Moonlight Serenade and Professor Quiz on Tuesday and double features featuring Fred Waring and his orchestra on Wednesday and Thursday with Friday also highlighted.
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