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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1933
Page
1
A semi weekly college year bulletin published by Barnard College students for the Undergraduate Association. It notes publication schedule with breaks during vacations and exam periods.
Gertrude Epstein, class of 1934, is listed as Managing Editor with Anna Jacobson 1934 and Edith Rane 1935 as Managing Editors. Assistant Editors Blanche Goldman 1935, Sally Gehman 1934, Annette Rolbitz 1935 are named along with a News Board as part of the staff.
The Annual Dance Demonstration by Miss Strongs advanced dancing classes features group and individual technique and student compositions. Freshman and Sophomore dances from the Greek Games will be presented. A Dance Symposium joins the event on Saturday May sixth at ten in the gym with several Eastern Women’s Colleges.
About thirty five couples have signed for the Dormitory Spring Supper Dance in Hewitt Hall dining room this evening. The Columbia Blue Lion will provide a four piece band from 6 to 11. Tables for four and six line the room edges. spring flowers will decorate. Dorothy Sheridan oversees arrangements with Peggy Gobei assisting.
The editorial argues for reducing and reshaping Bachelor of Arts group requirements at Columbia College and Barnard Gee. It warns that rigid eight-point per group demands alienate students and urges eight points per group outside the major, with optional flexibility to relax rigidity to preserve broad education and prevent monomania.
A long item notes a French language film of The Three Musketeers and a Dumas based stage/screen program. It mentions performances with Fairbanks and other actors, a chorus from Columbia Chapel and Lorraine Smith, plus local churches and choirs participating, including the Nath Avenue Presbyterian choir.
Professor Baker analyzes technological unemployment in the printing trade after interviewing manufacturers employers and workers over five years. She finds only twenty seven workers displaced by machines and argues overestimated alarm while calls for better retraining and agency to reassign workers.
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