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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1934
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin is published semi weekly during the college year by Barnard College students for the Undergraduate Association. The note highlights activity, events, and student affairs at Barnard College.
The editorial greets Barnard College freshmen, urging them to learn by living and to pursue ideas beyond classroom hours. Upperclassmen promise sincere guidance, emphasize personal growth, and note college life as a lifelong exchange of ideas benefiting both students and the college.
A Barnard College piece argues that outward fashion or aura matters little for college happiness and urges embracing tolerance and understanding. It contrasts diverse girls from silent and serious to the breezy and bold, advocating empathy over judgment in campus social life.
A Rickety Hungarian set on screen and stage opens with Loretta Young needing a husband by midnight to keep her Tokay vineyard heiress rights. The piece blends Erik Charell visuals with a gypsy prologue, praising the score and dance while noting Boyer and Parker as appealing.
Freshmen from Mt. Holyoke joined Barnard juniors for a tea in the college parlor Friday. Guests learned terms like Jake and the Jungle while mingling with faculty and upperclassmen. Hostesses Helen Nicholl Mary Lou Wright and Alice Corneille presided. Marjory Runne and Sally Pike poured. doctors Rosenblatt Holzwasser and Miss Weeks attended.
Readers and alumnae of Barnard are urged to assist in the forthcoming election in the district by contacting Miss May Lumsden at 314 West 104th Street to help Comptroller McGoldrick gain success.
Dear Madam. We overheard transfer students lining up during registration and compare with other colleges. Suggest assigning days by class or alphabet to speed lines and reduce crowding. Propose that students with trivial problems seek alternatives to save Professor Gregory’s time.
Deutscher Kreis announces a get together tea for old and prospective members. The event is Monday October 1 at 4 PM in room 115 Milbank. All students interested in German culture are invited to attend.
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