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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1928
Page
1
Barnard College Students publish a semi weekly bulletin outlining undergraduate association interests and campus updates. The notice reflects students and faculty coordination during terms with vacation and exam breaks noted.
The June 8 1928 issue lists the editorial and business boards. Key roles include Editor-in-Chief Eugenie M Fribourg Managing Editor Gertrude D Tonkonogy Chief Reporter Ruth Reyman and Business Manager Frances Holtzberg with a roster of associate editors reporters and printing staff names.
Subscription One Year price in advance three fifty mailing rate stated as strict in advance acceptance for mailing at special rate under 1917 act issued November 12 and entered as second class matter December 14, 1908 at New York Post Office communications to Barnard Bulletin Broadway and 119th Street New York NY
Barnard introduces its new arts class with a diverse mix of interests from literature to sciences. The editorial notes enthusiasm as the key trait shared by freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors, urging students to cultivate their passions to shape meaningful college experiences.
The first issue of the year marks Bulletin as a semi weekly, appearing Tuesdays and Fridays. The move reflects increased news volume and the credit to predecessors. It remains an experiment dependent on college support and staff growth, with a call for renewed cooperation from readers and potential staff.
The piece urges new students to sustain personal enthusiasm amid stress and new interests. It stresses carrying curiosity into classes and activities, noting that the class of 1932 is the unknown element and that strong interest will enrich college life.
A bulletin lists key hours for University Library Teachers College Barnard Avery History Journalism and Ware Memorial along with Fine Arts and College Study rooms for the new students. The piece also notes the campus arrows scene and a theatre recommendation featuring Machinal with Zita Johann.
A columnist celebrates a first public appearance and the playful art of sprinkling tiny stars in F. P. 4X's column. The writer notes editors and business managers will reject asterisks as too expensive to print, but the piece defends the decorative touch.
A critical note on Sophie Treadwell's Machinal, detailing Helen Jones as a constrained heroine who murders her husband and faces the chair. The review weighs expressionism's role, noting restrained excess and the play's ambivalent philosophical stance within America’s rigid social order.
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