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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1934
Page
1
A condensed Barnard Bulletin fragment notes a student gathering and ongoing interests at Barnard College. It mentions Marjorie Allen class of 1937 and Sylvia Siman in roles as business staff and business manager respectively.
The Barnard Bulletin announces new business staff members Anne Baranofsky Leonore Schanhaus Marion Hellman. It laments Barnard Hall crowding on the fourth floor and jokes about a future new building funded by undergraduates who sold bricks. The fall Barnard Quarterly is praised for stronger content and open letter tone.
A defense of the Letters to the Editor section argues against dismissive scorn, calling readers to view letters as cosmopolitan and engaging. It cites a 1934 Wichita Kansas letter criticizing pensions, urging old-time self-reliance and reduced government spending, and references Dr. Jane Clark and the President's Committee on Economic Security.
The Morningside Players at Columbia University present Dearly Beloved by Sara Newmeyer. Madge Sherwood navigates love and money in a small town girl comes to New York, with marriage views challenged by a career minded lover and a lawyer offering a controversial proposal. Strong acting and clever designs elevate a story marked by pistol dramatics yet anchored by thoughtful dialogue.
A Barnard Bulletin forum from the editor explains moving distribution of the Barnard Quarterly to the Columbia Bookstore, with a backup plan to use Student Mail if fewer than five hundred copies reach Barnard by Monday. The piece notes advertiser relations, safety cautions, and a light jab about crossing the street to Jake’s location.
A letter from Sofia Simmond notes a successful settlement of the Cafeteria workers Union strike against the C. and L. Sandwich Shop. Workers won all demands, aided by Barnard student boycott and allied student action. The writer urges continued joint action by students and workers to fight war globally.
The reviewer notes a guiding hand from the director that kept the play at a steady four beat pace, lending credibility and polish. Taken as a whole, the production would creditably belong on postwar Broadway stages, with Helen Rav highlighted as a standout.
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