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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1929
Page
1
Published semi weekly during the college year by Barnard College students for the Undergraduate Association. Excludes vacation and examination periods.
The piece recalls Barnard College's liberal reputation and past student groups debating labor race immigration and related social questions. It notes a current disappearance or dormancy of such groups and urges renewal of cooperative action to use Barnard’s central location and speaker opportunities to address social problems.
The reviewer found Many Waters in New York well acted and staged but confusing overall. The play follows the Barcaldines through about fifteen scenes with shifting directs and a prologue and epilogue that muddle romance versus realism. Ernest Truex and the leading lady receive high tribute for their dramatic interpretation.
Olga Kallos was elected to the Representative Assembly with Elma Krumweide as alternate. Additional nominations were made for two alternates and Mathilde Roger. The group replaces Waldo Jewell who resigned. Debating club proposal and campus policing ideas were debated among members.
The Board of Directors of the Associate Alumnae of Barnard College passes resolutions to mourn Grace Hubbard a distinguished English teacher and leader. The notice records sorrow respect for her memory and directs copies to her family. Evelyn Anderson class representative election noted for November 12 issue replacing Margaret Frickson.
Father Ford tells Newman Club that society rests on a moral code and outlines arguments for God’s existence. The group invites all students to a bridge party November 23 at John Jay Hall with buffet and prizes. Next meeting November 25 will continue the discussion in Barnard Hall.
Mr James Wise executive secretary of Abuka addressed the Menorah Society at the College Library lecture. He traced Zionism from ancient dispersion to 1929 noting a continuous longing for a Jewish state in Palestine and arguing Zionism is an established fact rather than a dream.
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