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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1936
Page
1
Barnard Vulletin a semi weekly college paper published by Barnard College Students for the Undergraduate Association. Entered second class matter October 19 1928 at New York N Y under the act of March 3 1879. No 49 Adele Hagland 37
The Barnard College community reports strong participation in two events last weekend. Delegates attended the Model Republican Nominating Convention at New York University and the Regional Conference of the American Youth Congress, signaling nonpartisan civic engagement and support for youth issues.
A collection of student and alumna views endorses participation in extra curricular activities. Individuals cite benefits such as real world preparation, broadening experiences, and personal growth, with notes on specific groups like Literary Club and publications. Some warn that academics may suffer with overparticipation.
Barnard College reports detail Red Cross Auxiliary No 203 in New York County formed with two main tasks surgical dressings and knitting for men abroad. Additional items cover Reading Room Cafeteria for soldiers, YMCA entertainments, scholarships to Vassar nurses, Liberty Loan booths profits, and Barnard canteen repatriation unit for France.
The Soviet film We Are From Kronstadt depicts Red Marines fighting White forces during the Civil War and a sailor’s inner change from revolutionary zeal to disciplined loyalty. The drama centers on his transformation alongside the campaign’s progress, culminating in his full conversion to the party line amid wartime trials.
The WPA Federal Theatre may end after June as Congress nears exhausting the original $27 million appropriation for white collar projects. Harry Hopkins urges extended funds through September, while supporters argue the arts program must continue or shift to state control, risking loss of ongoing concerts, art classes, murals, and a national guidebook project.
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