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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1932
Page
1
Published semi weekly during the college year by students at Barnard College for the Undergraduate Association. Editor in Chief oversees the publication and its editorial direction between vacations and exam periods.
The Penny a Meal Drive is Barnard College undergraduates’ practical, cooperative gesture to aid unemployed relief. Editors praise its spontaneity and broad college support as crucial while noting relief access remains limited by public funding and the obligation of students to contribute.
Dear Madam I express to the Athletic Association deep admiration shared by all who attended Assembly last Tuesday Barnard A A is socially conscious with many activities affecting the entire student body It moves beyond the rah rah stereotype and sponsors programs to improve health efficiency and enjoyment The A A Board comprised of capable poised idealistic student readers drives welfare and deserves active support
The writer thanks the Deutscher Kreis and Deutscher Verein members and others who attended the Brooks Hall tea with German cadets. The piece highlights goodwill and informal student exchange as key to shaping future international relations and suggests expanding such language department events as a regular custom. The note ends with a farewell wish in German.
The Deutscher Verein hosts a tea dance with two German clubs and Karlsruhe cadets. Mr Von Helms from the German Department helps, tea served by Miss Abbott Miss Gode and Peggy Weiss. Helmuth Schulz and Charles Escher head invitations. Photographers from the New York Times and Associated Press cover the event. Professor Braun praises Miss Abbott for the hall use and calls the affair the most successful German Club event.
The only weekend open for reservations is the last weekend of the fall semester, coinciding with Thanksgiving. Gather at least eight girls and contact Miss Holland in Office 208 to book a vacation at Bernard Camp.
Henry Miller's Theatre reviews highlight The Late Christopher Bean a witty play about art forgery and memory with Pauline Lord in a key scene. The Empire Theatre offers Dangerous Corner with Colin Keith-Johnson and Jean Dixon in a brisk British drama noted for clever characterizations and a twist ending.
A contemporary theater review notes J B Priestley’s Dangerous Corner, a play where a group of partners at a publishing firm confronts hidden crimes from the past during an evening at a country home. The piece hinges on a time reversal device and reveals affairs murders and sexual taboos among the main characters.
A fragmentary cinema note praises I Am A Fugitive at Strand Theatre. The brief appraisal hints at renewed faith in humanity and suggests the film delivers a hopeful, uplifting experience for audiences.
The article reviews a documentary style film about a Georgia chain gang victim, condemned to ten years hard labor, escapes and recaptures. It notes the film's stark realism, minimal sensationalism, and a somber fadeout that leaves the fate unresolved.
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