Barnard Bulletin Pot'shed sem list and staff
Barnard Bulletin of 1940 details weekly publication through the college year by Undergraduate Association. The issue lists staff including editors Doms Prochaska Rita Reber Geraldine Sax and associates like Helen Kandel Elizabeth Koenig Maria Pratt Zenta Sachs Neem Sells Mary Damrasch Marjorie Davis Roberta Hadley Ellen Hammer with roles in business and circulation.
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Elizabeth Koenig
Maria Pratt
Zenta Sachs
Neem. Sells
Grace Barrett
Mary Damrasch
Marjorie Davis
Roberta Hadley
Ellen Hammer
Minority stance keeps all Columbia Peace march support
The editorial reiterates Barnard Students Council minority views urging continued backing for the all-Columbia Peace demonstration set for Friday April 19. It criticizes late withdrawal of support, calls for unity with other university groups, and disputes perceived Barnard superiority over other students.
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Broadway
We View With Alarm by Jane Mantell
The piece mocks spring’s early arrival as a comic crisis with personified seasons. It jokes about fashion disruptions and social pressure as winter clothes are discarded for spring attire. The voice laments rude remarks and the public scrutiny of seasonal change while embracing the idea of spring.
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Spring
Shelley
Tennyson
Rachel Lindsay
Swinburne
Simon Legree
Reminiscences Of An Ambulance Man
A humorous Harlem tale recounts an ambulance crew responding to a street fight where a man lost the tip of his nose. They recover the missing nose, return it to the hospital, and a later exchange about sterilizing a dog adds to the comic sequence.
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Harlem
Readers weigh Barnard coverage in Mademoiselle article
Letters express mixed views on the Mademoiselle piece about Barnard College. Respondents praise student vitality and education while criticizing perceived drabness and glamour masking reality. The exchange covers campus life and the degree process.
Liliom on 44th Street Theatre Showprompts
A historic note on Ferenc Molnar and the play Liliom highlighting Molnar's born Budapest roots, Ingrid Bergman in the cast, and a sweeping view of the production’s reception. The dialogue explores power dynamics between Julie and Liliom and the enigma of character.
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Budapest
Liliom
Julie
Burgess Meredith
High Tor
Winterset
Mr. Liliom
Ingrid Bergman
Intermesco
Stockholm
Ballet Russe extends season as new dances join lineup
Ballet Russe and the Metropolitan Opera House extend spring engagement to a third week adding novelty dances. Irina Baronova returns with celebrated solos while Yousskevitch and Massine perform featured steps. Classic ballets such as Les Sylphides and Prince Igor are staged with contrasting effects.
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Ballet Russe
Rgentinita
Irina Baronova
Corps de Ballet
Youskevitch
Massine
Art Of Tomorrow exhibit on East 54th Street features Bauer and Kandinsky
The new East 54th Street gallery hosts an exhibit by non objective artists Bauer and Kandinsky. Bauer uses simple geometric forms in clear colors to evoke calm emotion while Kandinsky’s canvases appear frenzied and amorphous, yet both create a unified show with distinct personal styles.
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East 54Th Street
Bauer
Kandinsky
Bax
Kandinsh
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