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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1931
Page
1
A semi weekly issue is published by the Students in Barnard College for the Undergraduate Association. It appears during regular terms except during dining periods vacations and examination times.
Managing Editors Evelyn Raskin and Gertrude Epstein feature among a long list of editors and staff including Margherita Sylvester Edith Kane Madeleine Stern Lorraine Smith Olga Maurer Marjorie Brittingham Lorraine Popper Marianne Neighbor and Lorraine Popper with printing, advertising, and circulation teams noted.
The piece weighs the student fellowship against unemployment relief amid citywide low mood calls. It argues the fellowship is a long standing college tradition shaping international relations and should not be discontinued, warning such a move would harm morale and future revival.
Marion Rosenberg and Louise Goldman urge reallocation of funds from Barnard’s Student Fellowship to Unemployment Relief. They argue fellowship money is unnecessary during economic hardship and question foreign student enrollment, urging donations to immediate aid instead.
Lyceum Theatre reviews credit Charles Laughton with transforming a mediocre murder tale into a vivid character study in Payment Deferred. The play traces William Marble from grave financial strain to murder and crime, ending with a conviction, while Laughton’s performance elevates the work beyond melodrama.
The Barnard College Assembly debate centers on Tuesday schedule gaps and a no lunch hour rule. Student leaders argue assemblies aim to provide noted speakers, a policy Columbia and other colleges supported years ago. Adaline Hoffelsinger leads the Assembly committee and seeks student input on speaker selections.
The current exhibition at Gallery 144 West 13th Street highlights Semitic and near-Semitic art with a focus on the works of a young artist named Foshko. His studies explore the possibilities of pushcarts and their spiritual significance within the display.
Robertson’s Life Was Worth Living Then presents Victorian figures like Ellen Terry and Oscar Wilde with zest and charm. Embree’s Brown America analyzes the “brown” race in the United States, noting interbreeding with whites and Indians and arguing for a nuanced understanding in modern American life.
The snippet notes a minister speaking in Madrid during a republican time. He thanks the Spanish Department and Spanish Club members for the opportunity to be there, mentioning ongoing progress and continued discussion from Page 1.
Barnard Glee Club announces a Concert-Dance at the Barbizon Club in New York on December 5 beginning at 8 45 p m The program features Elizabethan madrigals from Weelkes arias from Dido and Aeneas and Christmas carols from French Polish and English sources After the concert the Columbia Blue Lions Orchestra will perform eight pieces for dancing until 1 00 a m Tickets cost 2 50 for couples 1 25 for singles The club numbers about 40 active members boosted by strong voices from last year’s Junior Show.
A long list details numerous additions to the library inventory. It includes works by Drinkwater Morris, Field Eugenie and many others, with titles spanning history art poetry and folklore. Several volumes note multiple copies and editor names.
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