12 May 1933
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1933
Page
1
Editorial staff names Elinor Remer as Editor In Chief and assigns About Town and business sections. Rose Somerwiine Helen de Goldman and others are listed among editorial and business staff with ages, reflecting a historic newspaper bylines roster.
Business manager Catherine Strateman says all Mortarboard subscriptions must be paid by four this afternoon. The deadline is absolute and she requests immediate attention from all subscribers.
Readers condemn a performance at Reis Theatre describing scenes of sexual impropriety and lewd conduct on stage. Report notes audience embarrassment and calls for accountability for what they saw and heard during the show.
A dispute between Vusic N B C Studios and Soisee Domroscn centers on unresolved rights or licensing. The case outlines claims by the studio and the respondent, with court involvement and requests for relief unspecified in the fragment. Further details remain unclear from the readable text.
The Barnard College dean urged graduates to read their education as a guide to leadership and citizenship. She emphasized humility, personal vocation, and the value of service, urging alumnae to stay connected with Barnard and pursue meaningful work.
The report notes shifts in college majors from 1920 to 1953. Latin declines from 18 to 3 prospective majors, Spanish down 9 percent, Mathematics down, while Economics rises by 20 and History by 23 percent. Departments like Anthropology Physics and Italien remain steady.
A column critiques censorship as German authorities burn offensive literature in 20th century style, likening it to Florence’s medieval bonfires. It notes scholars and writers cited, frowns on suppression of works, and imagines future readers seeking preserved texts and translations despite bans.
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