31 Mar 1933
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1933
Page
1
The document lists numerous women by name with ages and roles, followed by a block of staff and business manager labels. It appears to be a directory or staff roster from a city publication with multiple individuals named and ages indicated.
A fragmentary editorial condemns Nazi persecution of Jews in Germany and warns of rising extremism abroad. It notes indignation from German authorities at foreign reports and decries attempts to smear other groups, urging vigilance against anti Jewish agitation and calls for action in defense of rights.
Delegates from about twenty colleges gathered March 19 20 at the University of Delaware for the Middle Atlantic Region conference of the National Student Federation of America. Clarence H Rice chaired sessions and was elected to the NSFLA Executive Committee. Topics included student government, the honor system, and national affairs with speakers on work camps in Germany and wartime attitudes.
Tryouts for positions on the Bulletin business staff are now underway. Interested students should see Margaret Altschul or Sylvia Siman in Room 407 Barnard from 12 to 12 30 each day this week.
A fragmentary column mocks political rhetoric and governance in brisk satirical prose. It mentions Mr Maxwell Arcsrsce Alan McClean and Lainie West in a lively riff on Washington maneuvers and virtue amid public jockeying. The text also references music by Staccato and praises the performers for sympathetic accompaniment.
A fragmented discussion critiques a film about a young man in 1917 focusing on moral routes and patriotism. The piece questions whether the work is a bitter diatribe or a genuine examination of youth enthusiasm and responsibility amid wartime pressures.
The fragmentary report chronicles a Flower Show 23 style event with crowds, theater references, and artistic remarks. It mentions judges, aesthetics, and local personalities in a chaotic collage of names and phrases from the scene.
Dr Jane Clark of the Government Department discusses deportation as an international issue and contrasts it with old English settlement law. She outlines categories of deportable aliens including those within five years of entry, disease development, and public charge, urging international action to resolve the problem.
Six freshmen have been elected to the Student Council Committee of 25. Named are Lucy Pleton, Alice Corneille, Caroline Hadley, Marguerite Hees, Vivian Neale, and another member. The committee is composed solely of student body members and acts to study student governance issues.
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