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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1938
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin dated March 11 1938 lists student editors managers and staff for the semi weekly publication. It shows Anse Barnnas payable editor in chief Elizabeth Swinton managing editor and a large editorial board with multiple students named including Flora Ginsburg Ruth Insche and Jean Libman.
Article argues for granting freshmen a full vote in undergraduate elections to boost turnout and reduce influence of campaigns. It critiques compulsory voting and urges Student Assembly to consider reform during constitution revision. Readers urged to contact Assembly members with their views.
Carol Warner Gluck celebrates modern New York walking routes from Times Square to Harlem. She honors Gay's streetcraft while urging readers to observe signs, avoid crowds, and savor landmarks from Fifth Avenue to the Hudson Drive, noting safety and hygiene amid urban bustle.
Readers discuss the value of Barnard College affiliating with national groups like A YC ASU and NSLA. They argue such ties broaden outlook strengthen representation and connect Barnard to wider student movements and national issues.
The piece details chaotic Sea Gull rehearsals with Fontanne Lunt and Stark Young translating Chekhov’s play in tangled versions while Uta Hagen disrupts practice. It also reviews a Renoir landscape show at Durand-Ruel Gallery, tracing Renoir’s move from Impressionism to richer, warmer tones and noting Manet and Van Gogh self-portraits in the same show.
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