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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1931
Page
1
The Barard College Undergraduate Association publishes weekly class notices for the college year, excluding vacation and examination periods, distributed to students through the campus newspaper and notices board. The item notes regular publication by student editors in early 1930s term time.
A roster of editors and staff across departments lists names with class years and roles including Editor-in-Chief Noe Jacobus and Managing Editors Helen Block and Evelyn Raskin. The page covers copy editors news board and staff writers such as Hortense Calisher Marie LeVine Edith Glaser and others across sections like About Town and College Clips.
The listing names the school year business staff and advertisements team. Dorothy Rasch 31 as business manager and Roberta Meritzer 32 as business assistant are joined by Juliet Blume 32 and Geraldine Marcus 32 among advertising staff.
In Tuesday's issue a new Bulletin staff takes office marking a tearful farewell from the current editors. They reflect on proud cooperation, unbiased policy, and freedom for undergraduate opinion while noting courtesy to faculty. They wish successors continued improvements and confidence Bulletin will surpass past achievements.
About 150 to 200 undergrad delegates from 27 eastern colleges will attend Princeton University's Model Assembly of the League of Nations March 27–28. Delegates will discuss the Polish Corridor, the Briand Plan for European Union, and disarmament, with sessions mirroring League procedures. President Hibben will welcome attendees and James G. McDonald will speak at the final banquet.
The column notes charges against Mayor Timon Walker by the Society for the Prevention of Crime and a push to remove District Attorney Crain while Judge Seabury faces a national probe. It laments party divisions, liquor control plans stalled by the New York Democratic Committee, and erawide wet versus dry battles.
The piece reviews Barrie style comedy with Walter Hampden as Crichton noting stage direction flaws. It contrasts antique whimsy with modern expectations and discusses England India naval talks and a Round Table Conference amid European tensions.
The Friends of Music offered Bach St John Passion during Lent with one tradity cut restored. The opening chorus and fugue impressed, while other parts seemed uninspired. Schorr’s solos had some rough spots, Bodanzky conducted with vigor but lacked spiritual lift. the critic hopes for Matthew next year.
Notice urges students needing eating arrangements during Passover from April 1 to April 6 to contact Rabbi Braunstein The Counsel or for Jewish Students at Parl Hall.
The March 7 performance at McMillin Theatre directed by Mrs. Estelle H. Davis drew praise for its lively opening scenes and standout work by Fanny Suller Molly Hopper and Philip Humphrey as Falstaff. Gertrude Keller and Miss Stiller were noted for their acting, with highlights including the wash basket scene and the veiled humor around Sir John. The troupe will present The Winter's Tale next, with dates framed for May.
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