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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1935
Page
1
Barnard Vulletin published semi weekly through the college year except vacation and exam periods by students at Barnard College for the Undergraduate Association.
Editorials from Marymount College Cormont Connecticut College News and Adelphi College Fortnightly in October 1935 urge vigilance against war propaganda. They call for peace education in schools, informed voting, and youth action to prevent militaristic influence while defending democracy and truth.
In a Barnard Bulletin letter to the editor, a student criticizes crude pen drawings on the renovated Even and Odd Studies and Smoking Room walls. The writer notes upkeep costs and urges fellow undergraduates to treat the spaces with care to prevent adding to the college deficit.
Christina Newbery expresses concern over coverage by the Columbia Spectator and New York World Telegram. She questions publicity and suggests billing for reporter time and space, also asking for a share of profits from the October edition.
A Barnard student proposes an election booth to survey college students on voting preferences and political beliefs. The plan includes secret ballots with questions on peace attitudes, occupations, and parents' beliefs, plus display of party programs. The author invites allies via Student mail.
In a Bulletin questionnaire comments from seniors reveal mixed views on choosing a Phi Beta Kappa key or the siren of the stag line. Respondents express humor, cynicism, and personal philosophy about intellect, appeal, and future opportunities.
The review notes Pauline Lord delivers a strong performance as a Cockney mother who raises a son with the help of a decayed gentleman. Billie B. and Nydia Westman also shine, while the film is seen as not terrible but not very good. The piece compares Lord to Helen Hayes and critiques the movie’s sentimental themes.
On Wednesday evening October 23, Clifford Hi presented his debut at Town Hall. The program featured Bach Chaconne, Beethoven Opus 2 No. 3, Franck Prelude Fugue and Vania, Liszt Funerailles and Waltz Promptu, Albeniz Malaguena, and De Falla Danse Ritenelle. Critics note the repetitious repertoire and call for more personal, warmer playing and deeper musical development.
Review notes the pair as young literary radicals shaping post British poetry and theatre. It compares their play to Auden and Isherwood, praising its expressionistic social satire, allegorical plot, and blend of poetry and prose.
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