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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1933
Page
1
Published semi weekly during the college year except vacations and exams by the Students at Barkfard College in the interests of the Undergraduate Association.
Naomi Diamond writes to The Editor at Barnard urging more coverage of student summers. She argues summers influence the collective self and asks for news about others’ summers, offering to share names of those she wishes to learn about.
The Fabian Club at Barnard plans an organization meeting at 4 P M Wednesday to review last year and outline aims for the year. President Sylvia Simon previews a varied program with talks by prominent socialists and member discussions. Notable speakers include Mr Peardon from Barnard government department and David J Ashe, aide to Louis Waldman.
Editorial reflects on the Class of 1934 entering a generation without living World War experience. It recalls prewar pacifist zeal, public meetings with Alfred E. Smith and Norman Thomas, and the shift to cautious attitudes amid postwar economic concerns.
Review of Kingsley's Men in White at the Broadhurst Theatre praising its dramatic focus on medicine and sacrifice. Notes uneven realism, strong group acting, and a few problematic scenes, with commendation for restraint and social themes.
A quaint 1840s Tuckertown setting frames Amourette as a gentle clash between Calvinist piety and a springlike innocence embodied by Francesca Bruning. Father Tucker embodies religious rigidity while Amourette challenges the gloom with a buoyant, humorous spirit.
The piece notes Dinner at Eight as pleasant entertainment with rapid scenes and strong acting. It discusses the film adapting a play, camera advantages, tempered by shifts toward sugarcoated morals and star performances by the Barrymores Dressler Burke and Harlow. It comments on coherence and audience reception in New York.
Editorials are abolished at Ashland College amid belief editor ideas equal to student body and not representing paper policy. Harvard University offers a window washing course without a degree, taught by Louis J. Hardy, instructor and official window washer.
A column surveys shifting roles in retail pharmacy and the drift toward socialized medicine amid jokes about drugstores. Dean H V Ary predicts a transformation from the soda jerk era to a highly trained prescription profession within a welfare-oriented medical system. The piece also references campus social life and Engineer's Day as a campus fixture.
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