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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1934
Page
1
The Barnard College Students publish the Barnard Bulletin semi weekly during the academic year to serve the Undergraduate Association and student body. It runs except during vacation and examination periods.
The Editorial Committee of twenty five is urged to continue but improve with a clear aim. Appoint a proactive female leader, coordinate with Undergraduate Association, clubs and publications, and broaden news coverage. Emphasize student cooperation and systematic, original planning to boost college prestige.
A reflective piece recalls a June Milbank Hall gathering with students alumnae and staff. It contrasts campus nostalgia with hard realities, noting the end of school spirit and a shift away from sentimentality. The essay closes by deeming Step Singing dated and sentimental.
The Majestic Theatre promotes spring fever with a lineup of Bitter Sweet The Chocolate Soldier Pirates of Penzance and Gilbert and Sullivan gems. Stars Herbert Waterous Roy Cropper Vera Ross John Cherry Vivian Hart William Danforth deliver classic roles as the audience is urged to enjoy a musical warm up before exams.
The annual Lost and Found auction will take place Tuesday May 15 under the Undergraduate Association. Natalie Bachrach 35 will be the auctioneer. Students may claim items in the Comptroller's office until May 12. unclaimed articles will be sold after that date.
Town Hall audience enjoyed a trio recital by Barrere Salzedo and Britt featuring flute harp and cello. They performed eighteenth century Italian sonatas and three works written for them including Boris Koutsen’s Trio and Riegger Divertissement with solos by Britt and Salzedo.
A Letter to the Editor criticizes the Dance Demonstration review as biased and inadequate. Dorothy Atlee argues the piece misbooked the event and omitted performers, urging more informed critique and fair reporting by the paper’s young journalists.
The Barnard Bulletin quotes a request from the News Board asking alumni and undergraduates to send clippings about Barnard activities and personalities. The entry emphasizes publicizing Barnard College in New York City with Phi Beta Kappa, social events, athletics, and a weekend camp, to justify publicity funds.
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