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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1934
Page
1
Published semi weekly during the college year by the Students at Barnard College in the interests of the Undergraduate Association. Sally Dermody, Gertrude Douin, Edna Edelman, Helen Foster, Alice Ginsberg, Elaine Goltz listed among participants.
A reader asks why Communist is used as a pacifist label and Fascist as militarist. The editors note confusion across the spectrum, reference La Guardia accused as Communist, and invite replies while hinting at broader political divides and the Barnard Bulletin issues surrounding the Spring Dance and student government.
A critic lauds The Shining Hour for authentic English speech and understated power. The cast, led by Raymond Massey and Adrianne Allen, delivers sincere performances in a drama about love, tradition, and a healer's contested role in a village.
A Barnard Bulletin forum reflects on anti war actions by the Columbia University War Movement. The writer questions slogans and domestic political muddiness while noting the need to oppose fascism and war on multiple fronts. The piece critiques the Anti War Committee branding fascists as inherently militant and Communist born pacifists.
Review notes a brisk two act play set in a Pennsylvania Dutch village. It praises the clever humor and finds the plot engaging though the third act drags slightly. Cast names and further details are not provided in readable text.
The Wind And The Rain looks promising but lacks dramatic intensity. Edinburgh setting shows young medical students with witty dialogue and strong acting by Frank Lawton and Rose Hobart, yet the play remains tame and tedious, drifting in a quiet, soothing pace.
Marion Greenebaum Junior Show Chairman requests a correction in Fridays issue. The Junior Show production is by the class of 1935 only while all students may attend on April 20 and 21.
Barnard College will host the next regional conference of the National Student Federation of America during the Easter vacation, it was announced yesterday. The gathering at Barnard will bring together regional delegates to discuss student affairs and federation plans.
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