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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1941
Page
1
Barnard College semi weekly bulletin notes it is produced by students for the Undergraduate Association. It lists publication details including entry date October 19 1928 and postal classification. Subscription rate is 3 dollars per year with single copies at 10 cents. It also cites staff and editors for 1941.
A Barnard College editorial praises conducting two separate fund drives this year to support the World Student Service Fund. It argues two goals boost total contributions and urges strong student participation to aid refugee students and improve conditions for students in occupied Europe and China.
Barnard College professor Bryce Wood spoke to Barnard government majors on hemispheric defense, arguing that defense of the United States requires defense of the hemisphere and urging broad cooperation with Latin American nations. He warned that Hitler’s invasion could threaten the Americas if not stopped, and urged bases and military staff, while noting Argentina and other states may resist U. S. influence.
The writer details a retreat into hibernation after a flood of criticism and praise for their column habits. They describe late-night drafting rituals, chaotic thoughts, and a vow to return with sharper edits, while humorously lamenting the reception and style of their work.
Guild Theatre launches a revival series with Eugene O Neill Ah Wilderness a humane portrait of adolescence. William Prince plays Dick with Ann Shoe maker as his mother and Harry Carey delivering homespun humor as Will Rogerslike townsman under Eve Le Gallienne’s sensitive direction marking a notable season start.
The Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo performs at the Metropolitan Opera House through November 2 blending Masine innovations with classics like Tchaikovsky and Beethoven. Notable pieces include The Creation set to Beethoven Seventh Symphony and The Nutcracker Suite with Tamara Toumanova and Igor Youskevitch.
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