Unite For Peace at Barnard Calls for Largest Columbia Assembly
A call from Barnard Student Council for an April 27 Peace Assembly urges widespread student participation to oppose war. Presidents and councils urge input on the basis for the gathering, criticizing polls and stressing unity to avoid a split that would undermine the event.
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Woman considers policework inspired by Delehanty folder
A columnist recalls being urged to enter policing by the Delehanty Institute while reflecting on gendered career expectations and a subway incident with a loving cup. The piece then notes plans to convert 79th Street balcony into a hanging garden and describes gym renovations at Barnard Hall with new blue curtains and Greek-inspired decor.
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Salvation Army
Sabine
Seventy-ninth Street
Virgil
Barnard Hall
Nebuchadnezzar
Cornell University
Columbia
Suggestions for Expanding Extra Curricular Activities
Readers propose broader informal activities and wider college inclusion. Pleas include more dances social events publicity and cross club collaboration while balancing academic work and adding literary and religious clubs with expanded meeting access.
Sea Gull at Shubert evokes life and art in bloom
The Theatre Guild and Lunts present Chekhov’s Sea Gull with Stark Young’s faithful translation and Robert Edmund Jane sets. Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne head a strong company delivering nuanced character studies led by Margaret Webster and Uta Hagen, while Susan and God stumbles into overpraised broad satire and contrived plotting.
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Theatre Guild the Lunts
Chekhov
Stark Young
Robert Edmund Jane
Irina Arkadina
Constantin
Boris Trigorin
Irina
Masha
Nina
Trigorin
Alfred Lunt
Mr. Lunt
Lynn Fontanne
Richard Whorf
Margaret Webster
Uta Hagen
Miss Hagen
Sidney Greenstreet
John Barclay
Edith King
Shubert Theatre
The Lie of Nina Petrovna at Filmarte
A French drama of love and self sacrifice set in Vienna arrives at Filmarte. Fernand Gravet stars amid a plot of romance and conventional renunciation as a continent wide film industry alliance is questioned.
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Austria
Vienna
Nina Petrovna
Filmarte
Mim Fernand
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