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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1928
Page
1
Barnard College students publish the semi weekly bulletin reporting undergraduate association activities and campus matters for the new term. The issue outlines upcoming events, campus notices, and student announcements for the college year.
The notice presents a roster of university staff and departments including Editorial Board Virginia Knight and Frances Holtzberg in business, with names for business, advertising, circulation, printing, and editing roles. It lists class years and departments for staffers such as Virginia Brown Hazel Reisman Roberta Moritzer Edith Spivack Hilda Brandenstein Elsa Rohrig Vera Behr and others.
Professor Braun urges continued Tuesday assemblies with world news to bridge academics and outside events. He praises eager seekers against mental parasites and calls for a broader political symposium including Socialist and Workers Party candidates for fairness to students.
Madeline Russell details Junior Month events with talks by Dr. Montague on delinquency, Dr. Kirchwey’s penology notes, and visits to reformatories and the Children’s Village at Dobbs Ferry. The group explores case work, aims for independence, and emphasizes individual needs and community agencies amid trips and recreation.
The dean lists new appointments across departments. Miss Gertrude J Keller will teach Spoken English during Mrs. Sears’s absence. In Mathematics, new Lecturers are Miss Lulu Hofman and Ilse Alice Joy. Additional staff include Mrs. Jean Macleod Kennedy in Fine Arts and Mr. John P Seward and Mr. Malcolm Dresser in Psychology. A pianist Charlotte Wild is also noted.
Elsie Traunstemm reviews the prologue and Crummles troupe burlesque of George Lillo’s London Merchant staged in the 1820s grand manner. The piece blends slapstick with declamatory tragedy and ends with a tepid Harlequinade, leaving the reviewer preferring straight comedy and lamenting the length of five acts.
The assemblies seek a rounded view of events to guide public understanding and policy decisions. Lawmakers emphasize comprehensive reporting and balanced coverage to reflect multiple perspectives.
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