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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1935
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin is issued semi weekly through the college year and serves the Undergraduate Association. It notes publication pauses during vacation and examination periods and is produced by Barnard College students.
An editorial urges Barnard College students to attend the upcoming Political Union meeting on capitalism. It praises the group as a vital forum for analyzing facts, notes past discussions on Roosevelt and fascism, and hopes for broader student support among Barnard’s nine hundred students.
A letter to the editor argues for an examination timetable that prevents any student from facing two exams on a single day or three or more exams in consecutive periods. It details 949 Barnard students, 272 exam groups, cross-enrollments with Columbia and Teachers College, Saturday restrictions for religious reasons, and the challenge of fitting 28 divisions into 16 unrestricted periods.
Notice warns students to stay clear of the east side of campus and the Jungle during archery practice. A danger sign and rope barrier are used. no crossing the rope. The bulletin notes continuation on page 3.
A critical note on The Scoundrel stars Noel Coward and collaborators Hecht MacArthur. The review lauds witty dialogue and Coward’s performance while criticizing the film for lacking a coherent plot and relying on a melodramatic moral ending.
The Brook Symphony Orchestra under Miss Anton Brice performed in Mc Millin Theatre Columbia University with Tranck’s D minor symphony and Debussy and Dukas pieces. Critics praised Brice but noted technical limits of players and overuse of the D minor work. Impressionistic Miniatures pleased. L apprentit Sorcier entertaining though played passably. Post concert view lauds educational value of Thursday afternoon programs.
Sophia Murphy chairs a meeting of the Executive Committee to discuss next year’s slate for union officers. The proposed members include Ispeth Davies Joan Geddes Evelyn Lichter Miriam Roher Marjorie Runne Marie Smith Sonya Turitz and guests Dean sleeves Weeks Mrs Her Dr Elliott Dr Gayer are noted as attendees.
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