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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1939
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin issued semi weekly during the college year by the Undergraduate Association. Entered as second class matter October 19 1928 at New York Post Office under the 1879 act. Subscription rates are 3.00 dollars per year or 10 cents per issue.
A roster lists editorial assistants Jean Ackermann Doris Prochaska Ruth Blumner Jane Mantell Jane Goldstein Rita Roher Elizabeth Koenig Naomi Sells Irene Lyons A Louise Volcker and News Board members Grace Barrett Beverly Baff Ellen Davis Dorothy Eckley Alice Harte Helen Kandel Lillian Kates Marion Pratt Elizabeth Price Zenia Sachs Dorothy Sherman Ruth Joy Sedgwick Mary Smith Olga Scheiner along with Business Board member Patricia Illingworth Mildred Kolodny Helene Gottesman
Grace Barrett 42 Mary Damrosch 42 Marjorie Davis 740 Roberta Hadley 41 Ellen Hammer 741 Katherine Hanly 742 Elizabeth Barr shown among About Town staff names with class years.
The college discusses reinforcing the Honor Code through a clarified philosophy and a prepared constitution. Student Council aims to systematize Board procedures, improve efficiency, and ensure fair, judicious decisions while upholding the spirit and integrity of the code.
A collage of campus vignettes and humorous anecdotes. A poem sharpens class critique, a minister tale ends in church ruins, a Barnard student tale at Chambers Street yields a turnstile mishap, and a playful definition of a fortnight closes the piece.
Students discuss the need and format for Senior Hygiene lectures. Opinions range from support for outside experts and detailed, advanced content to calls for non compulsory, freshman year or home taught alternatives. Some fear outdated or ineffective material and insist on practical topics like marital adjustment and home planning.
Critics call The Possessed a serious Russian production and praise its bold staging. Director Michael Chekhov challenges Broadway with abstract timely ideas about overthrowing tyranny and equality, while performances reflect his teaching, though some find acting weakest.
A Capra Riskin film starring James Stewart appears as a Deeds like Capitol tale. Stewart plays an earnest youths club leader turned senator amid graft exposure and a pivotal filibuster guided by Jean Arthur.
A film review notes Alexis Orloff never loved Catherine the Great nor Elizabeth II and praises Suzy Prim in the title role while deeming the English film a routine historical piece. The piece also details a Noel Studio street advertising setup near Fifty-fifth Street Playhouse with oversized props and costumed acts as a public spectacle.
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