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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1942
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin is published semi weekly through the college year by Barnard College students. Entered as second class matter October 19 1928 at the New York NY post under the Act of March 3 1879. Subscription 3.00 per year 10 cents per issue. Editorial News and Business boards listed with names of staff.
A survey urges Colombia University and Barnard College to declare a Scrap Day to remove metal waste from gates, balconies, railings, and signs. The piece notes abundant scrap beyond wartime needs and suggests repurposing or disposing of metal items on campus blocks.
Norma Shpetner reviews the Ballet Theater's U S debut of Don Domingo at the Metropolitan Opera House. The Mexican production blends Silvestre Revueltas music with Massiné choreography and features Alicia Markova in key roles. The show, staged with vibrant color and exotic mood, underscores American ballet potential.
House members backed the Geyer Pepper anti-poll-tax bill in a four hour vote, signaling a shift to enfranchise Southern poor whites and Black citizens. Senate filibuster risk looms as supporters rally voters to pressure lawmakers before Congress ends.
A collage of campus items including athletic meet discussions with other colleges, a Columbia dance, a thought on wearing slacks to school, Elsie White’s nail demo, a cheeky letter about war effort funding, and midshipman dates. The piece reproduces lively student chatter and requests material for the next column.
The New York Philharmonic offers Friday and Sunday student performances for 35 cents. Dates listed on the Miss Maack bulletin board. A new Art of This Century gallery opens October 21 at 30 West 57th Street with free admission, featuring 20th century pioneer art movements and many famous painters. Open daily except Sunday 10 am to 6 pm and Tuesdays 10 am to 10 pm.
Survey catalogs scattered metal remnants across Barnard and Milbank areas from 116th to 120th Streets. Items include 13 lawn guards, 14 poster stands, 4 Hewitt Hall lamps, 6 Milbank window gratings, 4 Milbank fence pieces, 2 gate railings, 2 Barnard pickets, 2 fence pieces near Broadway exits, and numerous decorative metal fittings. The report notes possible disputes among experts and omits items with sentimental value or safety relevance.
Nina Diamond, a 43 year old pre medical student, interned at the North Jersey Training School for Girls near Totowa New Jersey this summer. She worked with three groups of inmates from 16 to 35 years old with mental ages as low as three, including low grade morons and high grade morons.
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