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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1935
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin is issued semi weekly throughout the college year except during vacation and examination periods by the Students at Barnard College for the Undergraduate Association.
An editorial lauds a noon peace demonstration on the Columbia campus, noting broad student support across political lines and a focus on active, united action against militarism. It defends the protest amid criticism and highlights inclusivity among diverse schools of thought toward a common goal.
The column presents student opinions on campus life and current events. It reflects diverse viewpoints, highlighting free expression and intellectual debate within the undergraduate community.
Reader letter urges Barnard students to form a model constitutional convention to explore amendment options. Discusses national convention processes and prior historical triggers, notes Barnard and other colleges as potential examples, and acknowledges the task's scale and value.
A young pianist, praised as one of today’s foremost talents, delivered a piano program marked by technical mastery and thoughtful interpretation. Brahms variations, Godowsky left-hand Chopin, Beethoven Op 81a, Bach Toccata, and Chopin works showcased subtle shading, humor, and calm control throughout.
The piece portrays Jimmy Wechsler as a spokesman for college liberalism addressing national and campus movements. It argues students face war, depression, and worker oppression, urging active revolt and reorganization of society. Wechsler links student awakening to broader readjustment and social change.
Book notice notes Ernest Hemingway title Green Hills of Africa published by Scribners priced at $2.75. Details indicate continuation on Page 5.
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