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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1935
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin is issued semi weekly during the college year, excluding vacation and examination periods, produced by the Students at Barnard College for the Undergraduate Association.
Editorial notes a nationwide student strike planned for April 12 at 11 am the largest of its kind in American colleges. Columbia and Barnard endorse the action. debate centers on class time loss and faculty support, with administrators urged to back students to boost impact.
Daily mileage must be recorded on the class poster in Barnard Hall. One day remains to reach California. students are urged to submit updates now. Alice Olson Stealth Chairman.
Forum letter urges Barnard and Columbia students to join the April twelfth peace demonstration to send a national message. A second note praises Spring Dance support while stressing the French fellowship drive depends on the event's financial success to fund a Paris fellowship and student exchanges.
A detailed cinema review for The Little Colonel at the Ra O Music Hall praises Shirley Temple as a natural star in a wholesome, entertaining costume picture. Lionel Barrymore, Dill Robinson, and Escudero are noted for supporting performances. the reviewer lauds Temple’s tap dance and charm as a standout feature.
The Modern Art Museum unveils a major African art show spanning four floors with pieces from foreign and American museums and private collections. It highlights the influence of Negro art on contemporary sculpture, featuring bronze reliefs from British Nigeria, wooden carvings, ritual objects, and striking portrait heads, arguing the collection represents one of the finest expressions of native artistry.
Barnard College delegates will attend the Model League of Nations Assembly at New York University from April 11 to 13. Delegates Diana Campbell Marjorie Sickles Blanche Kazon Kathleen Murphy Sonya Turitz Gertrude Graff represent committees on agricultural organization Article 18 Covenant revision and disarmament under adviser Dr. Thomas Peardon.
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