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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1934
Page
1
Semi weekly college year publication by Barnard College Students in the interests of the Undergraduate Association, excluding vacation and examination periods.
The Middle Atlantic region prepares for a quiet Barnard conference as the National Student Federation of America pursues cooperation and global understanding. A Travel Bureau links to International Students Service and Open Road, while Mortarboard magazine shows steady, discreet progress with anticipated growth and a planned April print run.
Edith Kane argues the Barnard Quarterly staff is hampered by focusing on safe filler material from Daily Theme style writing. She urges adding twenty or more volunteers to staff, instituting discipline, wider reporting, and planned issues with researchers, writers, and editors to create a robust, collective magazine.
Letter to the editor defends a special election plan for the Bulletin editor at Barnard College. It addresses committee opposition, student petitions, representation on the voting plan, and asks for names of committee members and reasons for opposition after the election.
The Barnard bulletin notes the first formal inter class volleyball competition run entirely by student officials as part of a growing movement to raise standards in girls sports. Mount Holyoke also announced new women basketball officials with national ratings, signaling broader credentialing for female athletic officials and expanding opportunities in college sports.
A garbled OCR snippet discusses a connection described as vital and "be st conneility" with references to Miss. Straits 3 and "Mitte 2Ction" amid business and interests. Details and context are unclear in the damaged text.
The altered letter from the Undergraduate Association questions a member’s fitness for office and notes protests at Barnard. It questions protest outcomes and urges unity, ending with a plan to meet and discuss the issue rather than escalate conflict.
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