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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1947
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin is issued semi weekly during the college year by the Undergraduate Association at Barnard College. It notes second class matter status as of October 19, 1928 in New York and lists subscription rate of 3 dollars per year with 10 cent single copies.
The editorial urges strict compliance with Barnard smoking rules printed in the first Bulletin issue. It notes limited spaces for smoking on campus and jokes about moving Milbank Hall and Barnard Hall, but dismisses the idea as impractical.
The group blends Italian music philosophy fine arts Latin and Greek to teach Italian through operas libretti and museum visits. An article by Mrs. John Pelts spurs students like Eleanor Halland Son to major in Italian and plans joint lectures on Italy’s classical monuments with Greek and Latin departments.
Marion Freda observes Barnard and Columbia tensions in a satirical survey. It catalogues student complaints about appearance manners and social behavior, noting Broad way Boys belittling Barnard while admitting some good ones. Some Barnardians call Columbia a gift to humanity.
Marlies Wolf notes The Long Night as a psychological study of unpremeditated murder. The film, based on Le Jour Le Leve, uses flashbacks to depict environmental causes and a moment of emotion. It leaves viewers hopeful despite its somber tone.
La Societe Francaise leads the year with weekly meetings and teas open to all, aiming to link with Maison Francaise. Plans include speakers on French culture, club weekends at Barnard Camp, dances with Columbia students, and a February French play directed by Madame Daniels formerly with the Comedie Francaise.
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