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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1929
Page
1
Barnard College student publication issued semi weekly during the academic year publishes notices and items of interest to undergraduates. This issue dated Oct 8 1929 presents association news and college affairs for Barnard students.
The newspaper lists editorial leadership with Editor-in-Chief Mary Dublin and Managing Editors Elizabeth Benson and Viola Robinson. The page also shows Assistant Editors Thelma Rosengardt and reporting staff details.
The editorial proposes a nine o’clock hour reform at Barnard Hall to ease library book returns. It suggests a moving dish wagon style receptacle on the first floor beside the elevator to relieve library staff and reduce late arrivals, arguing it would save time and energy for students and staff.
Readers weigh in on the Silver Bay conference held last June. Delegates report lively debates and lasting value beyond religious aim, noting personal insights, cross group discussion, and fresh viewpoints that benefit Barnard College through engaged participants.
Florence Healy reviews Oscar Hammerstein new operetta Sweet Adeline praising Helen Morgan and the cast. She lauds Kern music and staging while noting costumes sets and tasteful production. She recommends listening on radio then seeing stage rendition for full impact.
The Philharmonic under Arturo Toscanini opens a regular season at Carnegie Hall with Brahms Third Symphony on October 10 11 and 13. The Roth Quartet to perform at Lawn Hall October 15. Fritz Kreisler solo recital at Carnegie Hall tonight. Other events include Cleveland String Quartet Town Soloists Kayla Mitzl and more through October 20 at Town Hall and Carnegie.
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