16 May 1933
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1933
Page
1
Barnard College notes published semi weekly during the academic year by the Undergraduate Association. This issue reports college affairs and student activities for the current term.
The list names editorial and business staff including Editor-In-Chief Gertrude Epstein and multiple editors, managers, and assistants with various ages. It outlines roles such as exchange editor Elinor Remer and advertising staff, reflecting a large historical newspaper staff roster.
A letter argues against funding summer schools for college students in Cry College, Brooks IX, and Hector College, claiming students under twenty one cannot vote and thus funds would not yield political support. The piece questions the aims of Tammany under the mayor and implies the policy would not earn long term loyalty.
The piece condemns riotous behavior by administration supporters at the Torchlight Procession protesting Henderson’s dismissal. It mocks egg and tomato throwing, calls for temperance, and criticizes the use of violence in political dispute. It warns against mob tactics and urges calm, reasoned debate amid Colombia tensions.
Calendar entries list May 16 Lost and Found Auction 12 to 2 at eeeee Room. May 17 Rehearsal by Mrs Seals 4 College Parlor and a Faculty Student Volleyball Game in the Gym. May 18 Rehearsal by Mrs Seals 4 College Parlor.
A reader letters correcting an interview misquote from Miss Gildersleeve in Barnard noting she said she knew out two Communists, not that there were two. The editor receives the subscriber’s correction request from Dror Mezom.
The review praises the cast led by Ernest Truex and Peggy Wood for their stage finesse in the satirical play Best Sellers. It notes the critique of publishing double-crossings and the craft of gestural acting, highlighting Truex and Keith in particular and detailing the production’s witty, literary humor.
A damaged clipping mentions Bleachers 4 Native Product defived on ke and six Americans connected to the note. The readable fragments suggest a sports or product item tied to a group of six people.
Barnard College notes an informal faculty vs student volleyball game planned for tomorrow afternoon in the gym. The piece highlights student demand for a rematch and reflects on the school’s athletic traditions and upcoming changes as the A. A. notes prepare for a successor.
Last Friday the annual A A banquet celebrated a successful year. Guest speaker Miss Janet Owen, Barnard alumna and New York Herald Tribune correspondent, urged progress in women’s college athletics and cited Barnard Camp efforts. Continued on page 4.
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