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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1927
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin is a weekly college publication produced by Barnard College students for the Undergraduate Association. It serves to inform readers about campus affairs during the academic year, excluding recesses and exam periods.
The editorial board lists Editor-in-Chief Harriet Marot Taylor and editors Eugenie Fribourg Claudia Pearlman Beatrice Heiman with reporters Hazel Russell Marion Irish and Eleanor Frankel. Music reviewer is included among the staff.
The list details female staff at a newspaper office including Pearl D. Friedman as Business Manager, Virginia Steuer and Frances Holtzberg as Assistants in Merchandising and Advertising, Adele Green Beulah Allison Edith Spivak Mary Bamberger Dorothy Hanff as Assistants, M Bertha Lambert Amy Jacob Winifred Cullen Julia Heilbroner Hazel Reisman Ruth Rosenberg Irene Friedman Julia Best among Circulation and Printing roles. It shows employee names with class years 28 29 30 31.
The piece condemns the Chicago mayor as an educated man steering the city toward ignorance and prejudice. It links his leadership to a supply and demand dynamic in politics and critiques his handling of the England America debate. The author urges sober, mutual respect between nations in a volatile era.
A university speech condemns sensationalism in American international image. It argues public opinion should be based on careful research rather than hearsay, noting Chicago’s fiasco harms America’s standing and urges pride in intelligent critique by scholars.
Three Barnard alumnae living in the Dutch East Indies joined the New York reunion via Batavia for the distant gathering. Nan Kimball Hulbert, Harriet Rose Mayer and Lillian Schoedler sign a message greeting Morningside Heights while celebrating from 13 000 miles away.
Wigs and Cues invites all interested to attend the tryout plays at Brinckerhoff Theatre this afternoon at 4 o'clock. The event seeks new talent for upcoming productions and welcomes drama enthusiasts.
A Forum Letter argues that merging Bulletin with Spectator would erase local identity and reduce Barnard and Columbia University news. The writer fears loss of distinct coverage and predicts reduced reader interest, insisting the amalgamation should prove mutual college benefit before proceeding.
The notice lists committee assignments for the year starting November 1927 including Scholarship Honors Schedule of Hours Transfers Students Programs and Student Affairs. Professors Hirst Baker Richards Loiseaux Hollingworth Hutchinson Maciver Gregory Mullins Lowther Le Duc Parkhurst Crampton Sturtevant Carey Gates Eliot Rich Goodale Ware Reichard Montague Braun and Miss Weeks Young Sturtevant Latham and others are named as advisers and ex-officio members.
Fritz Busch leads the New York Symphony in a second Sunday program on October 30. Bert Berlioz Le Corsair overture struggles with muffled brass in Mecca Auditorium while Busch drives Schumann D minor with vigor and Toscanini-like vigor. Matzenauer sings Arias with delicacy though Ponchielli's Voce di Donna lacks even tone. Conducting favors score fidelity over dramatic embellishment.
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