24 Mar 1936
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1936
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin is published semi weekly during the college year by the Undergraduate Association. It is entered as second class matter October 19 1928 at the New York N Y post office under the act of March 3 1879.
The editorial laments low student turnout for March 18 officer nominations at Barnard and argues apathy stems from campus isolation time demands and ineffective governance. It calls for curriculum reform to reduce course load, improve absorption of material, and allow fuller participation in campus activities.
A conference résumé outlines career paths for home economists in textiles, food, public utilities, and consulting. It covers required college work, experience, and potential fields from textile education and product marketing to hospital dietetics and campus food service, noting expanding opportunities and the need for strong writing and research skills.
Readers debate Barnard girls attire with varied opinions from alumni and students. Comments range from critical to approving, noting dorm versus day student styles and calls for casual yet presentable dress. Some advise practical concerns, others reference fashion norms and theatergoing standards.
In a Chicago Polish district setting a large, odd family gathers shaping a farcical play. Robert Ardrey’s work offers little plot yet boasts quirky characters, bold naive dialogue, and witty lines from Natsha Boleslavsky Millard Mitchell and Mich Visaroff amid uneven performances. The reviewer blames the author and producer for the muddled project.
A summary of The Country Doctor follows Dr Li as he challenges camp leaders to build a hospital and receives timely help from Asa Wyatt. The film features the birth of Dion quintuplets and Dora Peterson’s Nurse Katherine Kennedy delivering a gentle rural hospital contrast with urban facilities.
Charlie Chan and family visit a circus where a proprietor is murdered. Lee Chan vies to follow his father as a detector while others seek the killer amid speaking midgets, a contortionist, and romantic subplots. The noir style centers on Chan wisdom and muddled intrigue.
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