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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1941
Page
1
The weekly bulletin serves the student body at Janard College for the academic year excluding vacations and exam periods. It is issued as second class matter and carries a 3 dollar annual subscription with single copies at 10 cents. The magazine is published in New York, N Y. under the 1879 act.
A damaged OCR fragment from Vol XLVI October 10 1941 lists editor and staff roles with garbled names including Advertising Manager and Photography Editor. The piece references a historical campus or local paper structure and includes incomplete staff lines and departmental titles.
Toward coordination Barnard's new Political Council seeks to unify Barnard's various political groups. It plans organized, study guided meetings with all groups, debates and lectures to crystallize opinions, reduce uncoordinated discussions, and enhance undergraduate commentary on political affairs.
Harriet Hirschfeld and Barnard and other students spent a summer in national work camps sponsored by colleges and religious groups. They helped build a dam in Grafton Center New Hampshire to create a 68 acre pond, shared labor duties, learned community integration, and urged more camps with college sponsorship and academic credit.
A narrative piece recalls a debut in cap and gown with humor and fear about national crises and college life. The writer muses on shortages and student morale, imagining a food ration in a crisis while affirming essential college routines and comforts.
The article surveys the Jooss Ballet from Dartington Hall under Kurt Jooss and Frederic Cohen. It notes The Green Table as a centerpiece with Death figure, plus other works like The Drums Sound In Hackensack. It also sketches Clark Gable and Lana Turner in Honky Tonk and mentions film comparisons.
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