28 Mar 1933
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1933
Page
1
Barnard College students issue a semi weekly publication for the undergraduate association. The issue notes the paper runs during the college year except vacation and exams and is published March 28 as part of volume XNXVII number 37.
Editor in chief Gertrude Epstein leads a long roster of 1930s journalism students, listing roles from managing editor to advertising and circulation staff. The densely named byline sheet reflects a campus newsroom structure with numerous contributors across classes and departments.
The piece notes student editorials at Oxford, Glasgow, University College Wales, and Columbia showing pacifist leanings amid debates on not fighting for monarchs. It urges influence on public opinion and mentions an upcoming Social Science Forum on disarmament with speaker Arnold Forster.
A forum letter laments recent Barnard College items about leadership and curriculum. The correspondents joke about fictional or misread names, mention Greek Games coached by Mrs Seals, and sign off as Elsie Behrend and Eleanor Levy.
Martha Graham and her company present a final recital as part of a Modern Dance series by the Institute of Arts and Sciences. John Marin introduces the program with remarks on distortion versus grace, comparing Graham's style to the Doric order in architecture.
An advertisement details a book The Path of History by Paul Hinner, noting philosophy, Marxism commentary and a call to purchase. It lists price fifty dollars plus postage and provides Brooklyn contact information.
Dr Myrto Graw of Babies Hospital lectured to a joint Psychology Club meeting on infant behavior development from reflexes to intelligent actions. A motion picture reel showed newborn reflexes and progressive milestones from week to month, with attendees including Dr Anastasi and Professor Gates. Elections for next year were scheduled but failed to form a quorum.
A letter from Jane P Clar invites students to volunteer with organizations that offer insight into government problems. She has a list of organizations and can arrange opportunities in various activities, from a few hours weekly to summer intensive work, for now or in the fall.
J MacDougall stars as Empress Catherine in a staging noted for its splendor and sharp comedy. The performance features a tall cast including Jean Rugg as Prince Patomkin Gertrude Warner as Captain Edstasten and Emily Ruppe as Sergeant with a dramatic tickling scene causing chaos before a forgiving finale.
A damaged OCR line discusses students and a scholar technical understanding of ten items. It mentions Zansigs and Caines with unclear context and ends with a stray 307 reference, offering no coherent event or outcome.
A fragmented list reviews several titles and authors including Albert Harper, T F Powys, John Cowper Powys, D J Hallrow, and John Hyde. Mentions Viking Press Simon and Schuster Harcourt Brace and a focus on parables solitude revolutions 1776 and American history.
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