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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1933
Page
1
An issued semi weekly bulletin published by Barnard College students outlines college year publication cadence. It notes interruptions during vacation and examination periods and serves as a notice of student activities.
A collage of names including Edith Rane Sara Gehman Nanette Kolbitz and Miriam with various ages and roles appears in a community listing. The document also lists editors staff and circulation personnel such as Elinor Remer Virginia Rechnitzer and Margaret Altechul among others.
Builetin announces the resignation of Madion Milner as Editor in Chief due to health and academic pressures. Gertrude Epstein will serve in the role until undergraduate officers are installed on April 24. Associate Editor.
Editorial from Barnard notes spring arrival and upcoming Greek Games on April 8. The piece celebrates student enthusiasm, anticipates freshmen and sophomores viewing the interclass event with eagerness, and imagines the campus scene with torchbearer and ceremony as symbol of school pride.
A local theater feature notes undergraduates attend the latest tour de force, highlighting how the performance stimulates their spirits and draws a crowd. The piece underscores campus energy and student engagement with the arts.
Pear Mécedam on behalf of the Music Club thanks the Undergraduate Association and the Annual Sorag committee for funding to furnish Room 408 in Barnard Hall as a permanent music room. The club notes the room’s makeshift state and the need to improve acoustics and comfort for rehearsals and concerts.
The piece surveys theater talk including Mr Kern and Miss Woolf as it reflects on the musical The Air and evolving stage tastes. It notes performances at the theatre, crowd reactions, and critiques of direction and song.
The reviewer praises Miss Cobb Miss Wright and Miss Genaitis for conveying affection, life choices, and humor in their stories and poems. Poems by Miss Clark and others are analyzed for imagery, symbolism, and emotional depth, noting nature and love as central themes amid irregular styles.
This forum column notes that contributions may be signed in full or the writer’s name withheld upon request. It adds that Bulletin’s editorial opinion does not necessarily reflect views in letters to the editor.
Miss Weeks letters Barnard Bulletin urging that 408 not be treated as permanent Music Room. She notes Class of 1931 funded an English Reading Room in Barnard Hall and $800 fell short of goal, so 408 hosts Glee Club rehearsals Music Club meetings and social events. Furnishings now needed for comfort and future conversion to a proper Music Room.
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