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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1935
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin is published semi weekly during the college year by students of Barnard College. It serves the Undergraduate Association and runs except during vacation and examination periods.
Editorial outlines Peace Week at Barnard under student leadership to unite all undergraduates in nonpartisan effort for world peace. It argues neutrality in US policy, discourages militant action, and urges broad participation in events through October 23 and follow-ups to prove college influence.
Miss Louise Jones, Dean of Women, proclaims coeds may have Sunday breakfast in bed as a privilege. She vows to ensure it. After October 13 Wartburg Castle ceremony, about half of the German fraternities will close and their houses pass to the Nazi Student League for use as meeting halls.
Readers propose adding a course on writing magazine and newspaper features at Barnard. The ideas include journalism craft, feature storytelling, and practical pathways to publication, with emphasis on real-world writing and career preparation.
A glowing review hails The Gay Deception starring Francis Lederer and Frances Dee at Radio City Music Hall. The piece praises their performances, noting Lederer’s charm and Dee’s expressive courage, and lauds the supporting cast for delivering a light-hearted, rollicking film.
Dance critic lauds the Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo in a program including Three Cornered Hat Scheherezade and Le Marriage d Aurore. Fokine choreography wowed audiences as Shabelesky and Nelidova impressed with grace, while Picasso scenery highlighted the lavish production.
The Brooklyn Symphony Orchestra offered a season concert at McMillin Theatre Columbia University on Thursday afternoon October 10 conducted by Mr Franco Aut. The program opened with Autori's arrangement of Corelli's Sonatas for Violin and Continuo and continued with Beethoven Fourth Symphony and Strauss Tod und Verklacrt. Corelli, born 1653, was a premier violinist who wrote twelve Grossi and sixty sonatas.
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