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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1934
Page
1
Editorial urges Barnard College to launch an antiwar movement with a broad, well organized structure. It calls for a central committee with cross campus representation, active subcommittees, study groups, publicity, and a mix of negative and positive goals including World Court involvement.
Letter to the editor urges Barnard to pursue a thoughtful peace effort with emphasis on research into economic systems and non confrontational collaboration. It contrasts methods of the Columbia Anti War Movement and criticizes the strike, calling for enlightened leadership and public spirited reform.
Aline Joveshof was elected Treasurer of the Residence Halls at a House Meeting on Thursday May 3. Mary Goodson, previously chosen for the office, could not assume it. The Executive Committee for next year was installed, with Thomasine Campbell becoming next year’s president.
Edith Kane praises the new Bulletin column As It Happens calling for more frequent appearance. She lauds Miss Roher's City Charter Commission comment and suggests a broader, bantering format for general topics as a mature student newspaper feature.
A summer course equivalent to Junior Month is offered for the second time at the State School for Delinquents in Hudson New York. It aims to draw college women into institutional responsibility roles though open to non social work students. Last year a congenial group of upperclassmen from about twelve colleges participated. Activities included rotating morning duties at the institution and afternoon lectures by social workers and allied field leaders such as Henrietta Addison Emily Burr and Bernard Fagan with engaging round tables.
R K O Music Hall presents 20th Century with John Barrymore as Oscar Jaffe a theatrical egomaniac in a fast moving comedy drama. Carole Lombard and Walter Connolly support as Lily Garland and the manager while the film keeps a brisk tone, irony and humor throughout.
Selina Denby writes to a psychology student, inviting further details about a lively summer learning experience. She notes the broadening nature of the program and offers to share specifics with interested majors.
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