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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1936
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin published semi weekly during the college year by the Undergraduate Association. Entered as second class matter October 19, 1928 at New York Post Office under the act of March 3, 1879.
Editorial argues for a nationwide student strike on April 22 to show anti war sentiment and dramatize the war question. It urges cooperation from all students and says the strike should transcend political beliefs while avoiding political statements in the name of the Student Strike Against War.
This column presents student opinions free from staff endorsement. It reflects diverse views on campus life and current issues, inviting reader engagement and discussion while noting the staff’s neutral position.
Barnard College’s Quarterly editor defends the magazine’s policy, aims, and publication choices. He notes increased submissions from senior staff and asserts merit-based selection by a diverse staff, inviting further writers to contribute and clarifying stance on Barnard attitudes and reader criticisms.
In Washington the Youth Act hearing featured CCC Education chief Howard W. Oxley and testimonies from 50 Brooklyn Unemployed Men’s Protective Association members. Speakers urged passage of a comprehensive Youth Act, arguing it would reduce crime and curb discontent, despite cost concerns.
John L. Lewis spoke to economics majors about the Guffy Coal Bill drafted by the United Mine Workers. He argued the clause requiring coal operators to cover production costs and secure profit would harm owners. He urged the referendum view of strong support for industrial unionism while noting risks from small unions merging and potential job losses.
Candidates for Undergraduate Secretary include Miss Tenney president of the Freshman class Barbara Ridgway treasurer of the same class and Eleanor Levison a member of Wigs and Cues Vocational Tea Committee and Quarterly Advertising Staff.
The Theater Collective at Provincetown Playhouse stages three one act pieces. The Pastrybaker by M Jagendorf is out of period style and less engaging. Private Hicks by Albert Maltz showcases strong performances from Joseph Pevney and Robert Harper. You Cant Change Human Nature set in 1776 Massachusetts offers a clever political analogy and lively acting led by Maurice McConnell and Lillian Barrison.
The New Book of English Verse avoids pieces found in the Oxford and Golden Treasury, selecting longer, significant works. It serves as a supplement for readers, expanding poetic education beyond scattered anthologies, with masterpieces from major writers presented in excerpt form.
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