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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1940
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin announces semi weekly publication by Barnard College students under the Undergraduate Association. It lists a subscription rate of 3.00 per year and single copies at 10 cents. Publication runs through the college year except vacation and exams with post office filing in New York.
The page lists graduates and staff with class years including Shirley Aranow 43, Joan Borgenicht 43, Charlotte Gordon 42, Helene Gottesman 42, and business board members Marilyn Haggerty 43, Lillian Kates 42, Mildred Kolodny 42, Amy Zasaly 42.
The piece argues that Barnard students should separate national defense from aid to Britain to avoid hysteria. It urges viewing defense and humanitarian efforts as distinct tasks to reduce fear over aircraft dangers and to unite varied views on aiding Britain versus US involvement.
A chaotic prose piece blends humorous asides about medical exams and flying misadventures with a reader letter defending pro British aid and a movie review praising Pat O’Brien in Knute Rockne biopic. It also covers Portinari’s Brazil exhibit and modern art notes on color and form.
The French comedy Have You Nothing to Declare starring Raimu was banned by the New York Education Department's Motion Picture Division. The Playhouse and distributor plan private performances to rally public sentiment against the censor decision while inviting audiences and press.
A contemporary critique hails Charley's Aunt as a witty farce that defies its dated premise. Jose Ferrer delivers an excellent Babberley performance while the supporting cast, costumes, and sets meet the production’s brisk, ridiculous energy.
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