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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1928
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin Volume XXXIII dated October 16 1928 outlines semi weekly college news for Barnard College students. It emphasizes undergraduate association activities and student interests as part of campus coverage.
An editorial notes that pre election speeches reveal intolerance and bigotry coupled with superstition. It argues for action to remove such acts from the 1928 presidential campaign and reflects on freedom of thought since the constitution. It laments religious prejudice and calls for change at Barnard.
Two distinguished visitors graced campus dorms last week Sir Thomas Lipton a Harvard trustee and famed yachtsman spoke at tea on October 5 recounting early memories and promising a dinner on October 22 He also owns the Shamrock and a world renowned collection of racing cups Mme Halide Edib stayed at Brooks Hall for four or five days during her visit to the campus.
A critical review of the Guild production of Faust notes its technical bravura yet laments the lack of cosmic scale. Mephistopheles fails to embody darkness, and stage lighting pulls audiences from emotion. Still the show dispels the notion Faust cannot work on stage and hints at future potential.
The piece argues for public ownership of water power projects including Boulder Dam and Muscle Shoals. It contends government control reduces exploitation, lowers prices, and benefits national security, while warning against private exploitation of scarce energies.
A reflective piece argues intolerance harms growth and urges a student to embrace freedom and space for dissent. It stresses that tolerance applies beyond politics to every action, guiding respectful engagement with opposing views.
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