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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1941
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin issued semi weekly during the college year by Barnard College students. It is entered as second class matter October 19 1928 at New York post office. Subscription rate is $3.00 per year and single copy 10 cents.
Long masthead lists editors department heads and staff for Irene Lyons era newspaper. Shows Editor in Chief Patricia Illingworth Managing Editors Rita Roher Ellen Hammer About Town Editor Marjorie Lawson and various departments including Advertising Circulation Photographs and Business. Names of staffers with class years appear throughout.
The Barnard Bulletin asks the 334 nonvoters for comments on undergraduate elections and student government. It notes a history of rising turnout but warns participation wanes as elections approach, inviting letters to the Bulletin or input at the Representative Assembly.
Patricia Lambdin reflects on aging, education, and the approach of spring in New York City. The essay contrasts childhood hardships with modern conveniences and contemplates study, social codes, and keeping spirit amid changing seasons. It ends with a nod to poetry and the line about “April’s there.”
So Ends Our Night chronicles German refugees roaming Europe seeking sanctuary. Frederic March delivers one of his best performances while Glenn Ford emerges as a major find. The film is more melodrama than entertainment and offers a cautious anti Nazi stance amid episodic plotting and tragic humanitarian focus.
The piece compares Pepe Le Moko to Algiers noting superior emotion driven realism in the French production with Jean Gabin and Hedy Lamarr. It criticizes English titles but praises acting, sets, and photography while admitting the film’s faults and audiences may feel romance for Gabin.
In a Barnard Bulletin letter, a writer attacks student groups backing a Peace Rally for April 18, urging support for aid to the Allies and warning that a rally may align with isolationist and pro Axis sentiment. The piece cites Lease-Lend debates, wartime production, and Soviet influence as context.
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