15 Mar 1935
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1935
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin is issued semi weekly during the college year by students of Barnard College for the Undergraduate Association. Address communications to Barnard Bulletin Barnard College Columbia University Broadway and 119th Street New York.
The piece argues undergraduates exaggerate political crisis and revolution. It notes most Americans remain unconcerned with fascism or communism while focusing on state politics and lobbying, urging college girls to visit Albany to learn from real politics.
Barnard Bulletin readers are urged to regularly publish the minutes and decisions of the Student Council meetings to improve transparency and understanding of college governance. The letter cites past omissions of routine matters and argues for fuller coverage by the student newspaper.
The reviewer calls Personal Appearance entertaining and timely for poking fun at moving pictures but finds exaggeration grating and the comedy too farcical at times. Gladys George delivers a strong performance as the star and Otto Iu lett shines as Gene Tuttle in a largely mixed but enjoyable show.
Miss Hrdliczka from Vienna conducted sixty musicians in a diverse program at Music Town Hall on March 12. She performed without a score, drawing praise for baton technique and command, though ultimate leadership remains to be proven with her own assembled orchestra. Her prior Vienna Moscow Leningrad career drew strong audience warmth in America.
Marjorie Ruane asserts a new discovery that energy conservation fails and a day holds 25 hours 39 minutes 17.24 seconds. She offers to debate publicly between 11.98 and 11.99 PM in the Mortarboard office and riffs on publicity and subscriptions.
Miss Doty Miss Vossler of the New York State Employment Service at 363 Lexington Avenue invites college students and graduates with camp experience to register for free placement. The office processes camp orders and aims to register inexperienced counselors later. Students should notify the Occupation Bureau. the bureau also seeks registrants with specific training as camp directors report orders.
The Woman's Radio Review announces short ten minute vocational talks by specialists at 4 o'clock on Wednesdays on WEAF. March 20 covers Education and March 27 covers Federal State and City Government with Miss Lenroot of the Children's Bureau among presenters.
Mrs Mary Ely Lyman, Barnard religion instructor, spoke at St Paws’ Chapel yesterday noon on The Spiritual Life. She addressed ideas of inner devotion and the path to a meaningful spiritual practice.
Columbia University and College antiwar committees meet to discuss a planned strike for April 12. Special committees are formed with named chairs and members. a strike preparation conference is set for March 15 at 3 PM in room 309 Business, Columbia University.
The Occupation Bureau displays Katherine S. Doty as the Dean's assistant, listed on the current board. The note confirms Doty holds an assistive position within the dean’s office.
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