Barnard Bulletin Publication Details
Barnard College records show a semi weekly student publication run by the Undergraduate Association for the college year excluding vacations and exam periods.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1935
Page
1
Barnard College records show a semi weekly student publication run by the Undergraduate Association for the college year excluding vacations and exam periods.
The piece celebrates Mrs Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s visit and talk on Opportunities for Better International Understanding. It also reports a Peace Week mock election where Senator C wins 51 percent for a strict neutrality platform, favoring embargoes and no trade with Italy or Britain.
Barnard and Columbia student groups discuss whether Barnard should affiliate with outside organizations while guarding against outside interference. The letters urge hearings with Student Council and Faculty Committee to explore policy allowing intercollegiate contact without loss of autonomy.
Reader opinions on the Representative Assembly vary. Some commend its speed for certain issues and support posting agendas to improve discussion, while others call for abolition or a smaller, more focused body to handle matters with greater efficiency and accountability.
Walter Hampden stars in Achilles Fay a Heel a new modern play by Martin Flavin presented as a contemporary panorama with an Irish stage influence. The work borrows from O Neill and O Casey while presenting a zoo setting and a keeper of elephants whose downfall comes at the hands of a woman. The piece provokes thought on philosophy and Darwin versus Nietzsche while delivering an engaging performance.
The review criticizes Metropolitan for a weak script and melodramatic plot but praises Lawrence Tibbett’s singing and stage presence. It notes his performance in Glory Road and Pagliacci as strong, suggesting his charm could establish him as a cinema regular despite the material.
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