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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1934
Page
1
Barnard College Students publish a semi weekly bulletin during the college year except vacations and exams. Communications addressed to Barnard Bulletin Barnard College Columbia University Broadway and 119th Street New York.
The Barnard Quarterly faces criticism and calls for abolition as critics argue it lacks variety and material. Proposals include broader editor selection, diversified content beyond fiction, and a larger staff with more review time to raise quality and interest.
Marion Greenebaum urges all juniors with parts in the Junior Show to attend every rehearsal. The chairman stresses the short rehearsal period and says attendance of every chorus member is necessary for a successful production.
The Student Committee Against Censorship calls for scrutiny of the Bulletin editor race at Barnard College. It questions why the Representative Assembly plus seven Bulletin staff voted, bypassing a college vote, and why staff recommendations and broader student input were ignored. It warns the administration has acted in a high handed manner undermining justice and college traditions.
A Barnard Bulletin letter replies to protests over Miss Strait's election as Editor in Chief. The writer defends the choice, notes qualifications, and urges support for Miss Strait, while criticizing the Undergraduate Association for process and publicity shortcomings. The letter stresses constitutional limits and calls for unity.
Staff members protest the election of Sue Strait as Editor in Chief of Barnard Bulletin. They argue the role requires long service and intimate knowledge of the publication, and highlight Natinette Kolbitz and Edith Kane as more deserving candidates.
A Barnard College student letter to the editor protests the selection of the new Editor-in-Chief for the Barnard Bulletin. The writer claims the Representative Assembly favored an underqualified candidate over longtime Bulletin staff Nannette Kolbitz and Edith Kane, arguing the process lacked fairness and integrity. The letter urges the editor title remain with the most experienced, deserving staff member.
A Barnard Bulletin letter to the editor protests the apparent lack of advance publicity for a meet. The writer urges organizers to improve notice and inform the community in time for participation and attendance.
A critique of the college quarterly review praising its verses by Gertrude Epstein and Edith Kane. The writer notes strong, eloquent lines despite rough moments, compares Edith Kane’s pieces to Byron, and urges the magazine to pursue more beauty and artistry in future issues.
Betty Grant requests clarification on the schedule for returning games costumes. The note mentions consent for return times noon at Mrs Johns office and references Grant as Sophomore Chairman of games.
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