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Published sem weekly throughout the College Year by the Students at Barnard College in the interests of the Undergraduate Association.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1930
Page
1
Published sem weekly throughout the College Year by the Students at Barnard College in the interests of the Undergraduate Association.
A fragmented 1930s newspaper masthead lists Editor-in-Chief Anne Reichardt at 734 Poiter ter Pridas with Ruth Jacobus 31 as Editor for Tuesday, Beatrie Suqua as Beatrie chief, Folter Athel Greenheld, and assistant Kaliter Helen Black with Cedeste Jedel 31.
The piece argues for overcoming widespread low mood by pursuing purposeful enthusiasm. It suggests focusing energy on tangible tasks, such as Lincoln devotion, coin collecting, or flower painting, to counter inactivity. It notes risks of introspection and cites a Barnard student losing a scholarship over a D in physical training.
The Art Workshop for Industrial and College Women begins its second year on October 6. It evolved from the College Settlement on Rivington Street and now operates at 14 East 37th Street offering courses in art drama rhythmic dancing and writing for two groups of women. The three month course costs five dollars and runs five evenings weekly.
In a World Sferr column a new Austrian importation, Gier ian, fixes on Russie Elis godfather Masse ny and Mars Tardieu. The piece notes France seeks peace and hints at wartime redirect of ploughshares into swords while still warm from transformation.
A fragmentary town column mentions The Last Mile continuing its season into winter with a vivid stage presence. The Green Pastures draws interest as a bright heaven-tinged production, while Garrick Gazettes offer mild entertainment and a second small show.
The mystery surrounding Judge Crater's 1930s disappearance ends as officials reveal he vanished during the Tammany eruption era and later “blew up.” The statement attributes the case to the era's political turmoil and asserts all parties are satisfied.
Mayor Walker's committees broaden to examine magistrates, docks, weights and measures, and fire insurance plus other topics. The piece hints at reciprocal inquiries into the inquirers and jokes about future unemployment.
A satirical weather note mocks the G. O. P by claiming they cause a five foot rainfall that would end a drought quickly and questions farmers’ reaction to such a “storm.”
Russia is accused of dumping wheat globally, vexing Europe and unsettling Olympian leaders. The Soviet State, though unrecognized, is seen as an increasingly prominent factor in international affairs shaping public concern.
Reviewers praise Mrs Moonlight with Hardee Wright Edith Barrett and Guy Standing noting its feminine appeal. One Two Three delivers strong acting while Frankie and Johnnie gets mixed reactions as censors have touched it. Fine and Dandy starring Joe Cook provokes social chatter. La Argentina returns to audiences and Molly Picon delights with The Girl of Yesterday though its words baffled the reviewer.
Mr Tuttle declares the coming campaign will hinge on judicial disclosures in New York and Tammany’s immunity. He fails to advance the Prohibition issue and faces a dilemma between pleasing wets and appeasing drys.
Democrats vow to remove officials deemed unfaithful to public trust in response to Republican charges. The promise would uproot many leaders, potentially leaving women and children hungry and homeless as their lords lose positions.
The piece surveys film and stage offerings including She Screen Talks Old English and Animal Crackers from the Marx Brothers, a rendition of Quiet on the Western Front praised as gratifying, Outward Bound drawing top attention, and a Barnard production of Jigs and Cues noted for extra interest.
The item reports that Lads Cathcart M P21 Moral Turpitudes has wed a very wealthy and aged baronet, drawing scrutiny from a devoted public. The snippet hints at the moral judgments of society surrounding the marriage and its perceived social impact.
The article lists visiting professors and appointments across multiple departments at Columbia including Training College Dundee Scotland visiting education Fortunat Strowski Paris visiting French Crawford Farley and Warren Sperry as assistant professors in biological chemistry Austin McIntosh Johns Hopkins Hospital diseases of children George Bachman School of Tropical Medicine para sitology Samuel Orton neurology neuro pathology and additional professorial appointments in Law Psychology History and related areas. It also reflects on Junior Month activities and social work learning experiences on Ellis Island, Randall's Island and local institutions, emphasizing practical study of immigrants feeblemindedness juvenile delinquency and social service as a hands on profession.
October schedule features Fr. Alciber conducting Weber Freischutz Overture Mozart Serenade No 9 Bethhovens Symphony No 8 Ulenspiegel. Carnegie performances run Oct 4 5 7 8 with Tchaikovsky Fifth Symphony and Sophie Braslau recital details vary.
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