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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1936
Page
4
A lecture by Maxwell Weisman will address the Soviet Union using slides. The event is sponsored by the Marxist Study Club and invites members of the public to attend at Kom 339 Milbank.
Critics praise Scriptor Ignotus as the evening's most compelling piece and applaud Miss Lange's nuanced poetry of line. The review urges risk in new plays over crowd pleasing cinema, citing Frohman and Belasco on failure and future success.
A fragmented account describes a May Day celebration with occult performances by figures named Dinky Hirsh and Holtzman behind a screen. The piece notes a garden scene where a Building Fund sale aids through punch and tokens, and mentions Hardin-Simmons University students facing possible expulsion amid campus tensions over a Texas Tech prank.
Barnard College's Botanical Club hosted a May Day tea atop Milbank Hall in the greenhouse. The event featured a color preserved plant exhibit by G Russell Fessenden and drew many faculty alumnae and students including Dean Gildersleeve and Professor Gregory.
The report states that proceedings will be published and distributed to member colleges and newspapers without delay. It urges creation of regional active membership committees to boost NSFA membership. Resolutions will be sent to Barnard promptly, and the group calls for colleges to attend conferences prepared with constructive input. The aims are good but require stronger execution.
Barnard College has introduced Statistical Research an advanced statistics course. Students work with real agencies in the city applying methods to brokerage, Federal Reserve Bank, social welfare, and district surveys around Columbia University collecting data on delinquency marriages diseases schools buildings and vital statistics to produce analytic reports and correlations.
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