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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1941
Page
1
Barnard College student run bulletin published semi weekly during the college year with vacations and exams excluded. Entered as second class matter October 19, 1928 at New York NY post office under the act of March 3 1879. Subscription rate is 3.00 per year or 10 cents per copy.
The page lists editorial and business staff for Grace Barrett newspaper staff including editors Deborah Burstein Florence Fischman Marcia Freeman and others. It names NEWS BOARD ASSOCIATE NEWS BOARD and BUSINESS BOARD members with class years and roles.
A Pittsburgh college bulletin argues that higher education strengthens national resilience. It contends that book learning gains meaning through practice, historical study, and exposure to arts, psychology, zoology, and economics. The note says knowledge remains vital for reconstruction and good governance as exams approach.
A satirical college wide emergency poem advises students at Barnard to ignore strict study plans and sleep, urging freshmen to delay, sophomores to knit, juniors to enjoy prom memories, and seniors to laugh at doubt. It mocks exam anxiety and student rituals with playful lines and social tone.
A critic finds the film a pale carbon copy of Cary Grant era comedies. Melvyn Douglas and Merle Oberon deliver respectable performances but the plot offers little novelty with repetitive marital bits and confusing modern art. Overall the movie is fluffy and inconsequential yet still mildly amusing early on.
Florence Fischman reports Barnard women attended about 21 conferences in eight states and ten campuses this year, from Illinois to Virginia State College for Negroes. Delegates reported to the Assembly or Council, with activities ranging from social service to democracy in education and intercollegiate intergroup cooperation.
The Art of Britain At War exhibition opens May 22 at the Museum of Modern Art with paintings photographs and camouflage from the present conflict and WWI era works by Ardizzone Topolski Moore Nash Rothenstein Kennington and others. Official and civilian artists portray the war from frontline and London scenes, seeking to reveal reality and humanity through rapid sketches.
The reviewer finds the film almost devoid of excitement despite brief trial scenes and a twist involving Nurse Graham played by Margaret Lockwood. Barry K Burns and Betty Jardine receive mentions, while Emelyn Williams as the butler-violinist stands out in an otherwise somnolent presentation at the Globe Theatre.
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