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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1930
Page
4
The Mortarboard yearbook receives praise for its Persian inspired illustrations by Marion Kahn and notable portraits, class groups, and campus scenes. Critics note strong artistry though ads overwhelm literary merit and suggest improved photo quality and better ad placement.
Dr Leigh discusses changes in higher education and slow expansion of university schools. He argues dogmatism hinders transfer of scientific methods between institutions and cites progressives like Dewey Kilpatrick Whitehead Russell Wells as shaping the movement. Colleges vary little by tradition yet adopt innovations such as aptitude tests and recommendations in place of fixed entrance requirements.
A twilight joint concert on Columbia library steps, featuring wind instruments and drums despite a missing majority from a advertised seventy piece group. Conductors wore naval and military costumes as audiences on steps and sidewalks clapped for springtime program of marches and school songs.
At an April 28 Student Council meeting the group decided to continue Student Fellowship in its present form based on referen dum results, with a potential reconsid eration if new data arrives. They recommended next year's Representative Assembly send two Barnard fellows abroad annually, replacing the current exchange. A council member from Representative Assembly was tasked to welcome foreign Barnard students. Freshman day would include talks on Fellow ship and an article would appear in the Blue Book.
A terse smoking promotion targets millady audiences with a suggestive line about preferred cigarettes and beauty products. Readers are urged to buy Old Gold cigarettes via a New York address signaling a vintage advertising snippet.
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