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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1934
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin is published semi weekly through the college year excluding vacations and examination periods, produced by students for the Undergraduate Association.
The Columbia Anti War Committee backs the American League against War and Fascism in a Sunday demonstration against Italian Students at Yankee Stadium. The piece argues the group damages peace efforts and urges Barnard juniors to decide openly on whether Junior Show should remain restricted.
Edith Kane critiques Kaufman and Hart for their dramatized study of Richard Niles, tracing 1934 circle of egotists back to 1927 and earlier years. The piece blends ghosts and reminiscence to explore art, wealth, and the lure of Mammon, concluding with a bleak but artistically valid vision of disillusion.
The Art Students League opens a winter session exhibit featuring twenty six instructors. William Von Schlegell presents two bright still lifes challenging color balance. Anne Goldwaithe’s Nude at the Fireplace portrays early adolescence with striking contrast. Thomas Benton’s works mix realism and musical composition, including Jealous Lover of Lom Green Valley. George Grosz contributes a blue gray New York from Jersey water color and Harbors of New York, highlighting masterful water imagery. Continued on page 33.
A reader column in Barnard Bulletin denounces a planned demonstration against Italian athletes at Yan kee Stadium as asinine. The writer condemns the Columbia Anti War Society for backing the protest and contrasts it with Bulletin World Peace efforts and pacifist groups that seek constructive international goodwill.
A freshman thanks Barnard Bulletin staff for warm reception in the first and second issues of the year. She notes that As It Happens warmed newcomers and disputes rumors of snobbery. She praises the Freshman Supplement for helpful information and asks freshmen to keep pride intact.
Debate Society holds informal tryouts this afternoon at 4 in the conference room with aims to stage short speeches. Friday debates will consider Reading Week at Barnard College and medical specialization in the United States.
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