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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1929
Page
1
Barnard College newspaper issues its October 22 1999 edition listing editorial and business staff members and roles. It also notes subscription price one year three dollars and mailing details for the Barnard Bulletin published at 19th Street New York.
A Barnard College editorial condemns the theft of many books from the Open Shelf System. It urges the student body to act against the crime, praising the Honor System and calling for renewed commitment to information access. The Extra-Mural Committee faces questions about its disbanded momentum and future plans.
Florence Healy praises Jane Cowl in Second Balcony Jenny as a beacon of pure romance on stage. Despite being called obvious, the production delivers dreamlike escapism that invites audience members to suspend civility and embrace theatrical fantasy for an evening.
The Barnard Student Council discussed upcoming Fellowship Drive activities led by Dorothy Stramm and the Drive’s publicity. Key events include an International Assembly with speeches by the Dean and Dr. Buhler, plus publicity through Barnard and Alumnae bulletins.
A second Stu dent Council special meeting discussed Bulletin organization and policies. Editor Mary Dublin outlined a new tryout system to recruit staff for the year and future. Edith Glaser requested garment collection for Gastonia textile workers, approved as part of a Thomas for Mayor Club social program.
The Eligibility Committee rules that summer school work taken for credit affects winter semester eligibility. All students who did such work must send their names to Elizabeth Gaw via Students' Mail before being declared eligible.
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