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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1933
Page
1
The document is published semi weekly during the college year by Students at Barnard College in the interests of the Undergraduate Association, excluding vacation and examination periods.
The note lists Editor Chief Gertrude Epstein class of 1934 Advertising Staff Sylvia Siman class of 1935 and Manager Estelle Fishman class of 1936 reflecting the paper’s early team structure.
The Assembly on Tuesday celebrated Barnard College’s year of crisis with a seven thousand dollar surplus and no layoffs. The administration and staff earned praise for leadership and cooperative problem solving, including disciplined budget choices and signage guiding facilities use.
The Princetonian poll shows reasons for choosing Princeton include campus life and proximity to home, with some students admitting they came to loaf. Phi Beta Kappa keys were valued higher than varsity letters. opinions on an ideal girl varied from holding liquor to a specific Mary from Vassar.
Yale University sets up an $85,000 fund to let students work through college in roles aligned with their interests. Jobs include executive secretaries librarians and athletic secretaries with pay at 50 cents per hour for sixteen hours weekly covering board and room costs.
The University of Minnesota decrees no 3.2 beer and football mixing and refuses to sanction radio broadcasts of university games when sponsored by brewery interests. The stance was reported by Haverford News.
About 2375 Coca Colas of various flavors are sold daily on the Indiana campus. Plain cakes are the most requested flavor, with lemon a close second. The 2375 five cent drinks cost $118.75 each day, as reported by Fellow Jacket Weekly.
Senor Alfredo Barrera Vasquez of Yucatan, descendant of Mayans, joins Tulane University's Middle American Research Department. He arrives from the University of Mexico where he taught Mayan language and spoke the tongue before learning other languages.
Herbert Taylor reports on the bad check committee showing 865 returned checks by students last year totaling 6422.29 dollars. The article appears in the North Carolina Tar Heel.
A summary notes that small economies support many undergraduates on the Barnard campus. It states groups work in harmony toward a common goal and affirms ongoing efforts to unite vital organizations.
A dense theater page critiques Joe Cook in Hold Your Horses, noting sold out crowds and mixed reception. Performances draw Hughes and Barrymore names with photography backdrop, while critics urge loyalty to the past and question originality.
A critical reading argues Night Flight glorifies air pioneers but lacks unity with a vague thesis. The tale centers on a serum package from Santiago to Rio de Janeiro with episodic, humorous characters and the fear of the manager driving pilots. Helen Hayes and others face grief while the film questions whether suffering serves posterity or exposes system ruthlessness.
The Art Modern Europeans Museum presents a broad collection including French, German, Italian, Russian, Dutch, and Hungarian works. Highlights feature Barlach’s sculptural pieces, Picasso’s Absinthe Drinker and Blue Boy, Cézanne massing, Gauguin Tahitian themes, and Moholy-Nagy’s black-wood abstraction.
The National Student Mirror launches monthly issues from its 218 Madison office. John A. Lang, president of the federation, urges coordinated student projects and opinions while Alfred M. Bingham argues youth can lead if guided and shows the dynamic shift in student influence.
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