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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1938
Page
4
Professor Gideonse warned that modern swing culture preys on emotion and risks replacing reason with thrill seeking. He argued the educated must unite critical thinking with emotion and oppose totalitarianism by linking intellect to public life.
The staff at Quarterly announces promotions effective from the second issue. Lucia Quintero becomes art editor while Marion Halpert and Jane Mantell join the editorial board. Miriam Weber reveals the list of judges for the upcoming all college literary contest and notes a November 14 laboratory session and a four p.m. Friday deadline for new staff contributions. The first issue will appear November 10.
Four Barnard graduates earned fellowships for study abroad in 1938 39 announced by Dr Stephen Duggan of the Institute of International Education. Marjorie Harwich Jean Libman Evelyn Yetman and Claire Murray received assignments to Greble Ecole Imale de Tours Lycee d Oran and University come through Franco American and American Italian exchanges respectively.
Catherine Rome invites juniors and freshmen to Barnard Camp for a fun weekend. Activities include fire talks, kitchen pranks, chili pepper tests, and starry walks. Sign-up begins at Jake at noon. freshman weekend moved to November 18.
Dr Clark defends Governor Lehman’s career highlighting Lehman’s role in discovering Dewey and appointing him special prosecutor. She praises Charles Poletti as an outstanding lawyer with Dewey-like political qualities and notes Lehman’s leadership on youth legislation and child labor amendments.
A Barnard College scene is described as a fatal hour passed by students who failed to notice a major event, with one student distracted by an after-dinner cordial and others by baths. The blind trust in a deceptive presentation is noted, as a large audience reportedly swallowed the poison gas.
Tordis Hugo a Stockholm exchange student notes Sweden's fondness for swing and slang while in New York. She compares university life, social norms, and dating in Stockholm with those in America, says Swedish government works well, and contrasts politeness and friendliness of Americans with Swedes.
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