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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1931
Page
1
Barnard College distributes a semi weekly student run issue through the year except vacations and exams. The publication is produced by the Students and serves the interests of the Undergraduate Association.
The article prints a roster of newsroom personnel led by Editor In Chief Helen Block and an editorial team including Evelyn Raskin Gertrude Epstein Margherita Sylvester Edith Kane Madeleine Stern Lorraine Smith Olga Maurer Marjorie Brittingham Lorraine Popper and Marianne Neighbor with ages shown. The display enumerates roles such as Managing Editors Assistant Editor Copy Editor and other staff.
The editorial questions the purpose of Barnard Assemblies and calls for speakers of note. It notes low student attendance and hopes for more engagement with returned delegates to Geneva and disarmament petition activity. It emphasizes timeliness and the value of sharing experiences in world peace and related topics.
A Barnard Forum letter argues the proposed pass and fail system risks hidden grades and old evils. The writer urges raising passing standards to reflect graduate level work while ensuring gifted students receive proper recognition with a high grade. The piece notes student anxiety over marks shaping term choices and future study.
A theater review lauds the show Five Star Final at the Biltmore Theatre calling it melodrama with moments of tragedy. The piece criticizes The Guest Room and praises the cast’s performance and the controversial theme presented, urging audiences to seek the production for a tense, edge of seat experience.
The note urges Barnard College and organizers to avoid another display of student apathy after John Erskine, a renowned American novelist and amateur musician, speaks to the current student body and faculty.
The publisher defends sensational coverage of a murder story from over two decades ago claiming publicity would educate readers, especially young women, by showing what not to do. The piece frames the debate over sensational journalism, morality, and public interest in tabloid reporting.
The article notes the upcoming Matisse exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art and highlights L Elan Gallery for an innovative, world wide selection. It lists artists like Peter Blume Simeon Braguin Bouché Cikovsky Hale Woodruff and Kuniyoshi and mentions nearby Downtown Gallery and Gallery 144 West Thirteenth Street with Artists Models featuring Karfiel Marguerite Zorach and others.
London dispatch notes the Prince of Wales performing as a tap drummer in a moving picture feature at Bucking Palace dairy farm while other royal duties loom. It contrasts with election tales and a Paris rickshaw market, and mocks league calendar reform talk amid Manchuria talks.
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