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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1932
Page
1
Published semi weekly during the college year the Barnard College student paper serves the Undergraduate Association. April 12 marks volume 36 issue 41 release for current college affairs and notices.
Editorial cites Dr Nicholas Murray Butler's 1931 Carnegie Endowment report warning that fear and mistrust fuel demands for reparations and armaments, with tariff barriers harming peace. Public opinion must act to avert calamities, urging courageous reform and political consciousness amid widespread economic distress.
Twenty years back Barnard notes discuss Pan Hellenic ruling on Brooks Hall access and fire drill thoughts. Riding Club grows with weekly trots at Durland's Academy and an archery contest is added. May Day events, translations debate, Economics A2 readers seek news, and calls for peace education through newspapers and schools.
Gluck-Sandor interpretation at the Dance Center offers a delicate successful staging with Odysseus like figures in scenes such as Furnished Room Underground and a sympathetic pastoral sequence. Intimate solos trump large group numbers and the overall ballet remains unmarred by uneven interludes.
The review notes Powys depicts Glastonbury as a psychicly influenced locale with two factions vying to shape its fate. One aims to restore the shrine heritage via a Passion Play. the other, led by Philip Crow, seeks industrial growth. The sprawling 1200 pages include many subplots and six major loves, a murder, births, and deaths, plus Powys’s belief in a primal good evil balance.
A review of the film Tempest at Little Carnegie Theatre hinges on Emil Jannings as Gustav Bumke a jovial burglar framed by the alluring Annya. Anna Sten impresses but diets under Dietrich comparisons while the detective and cinematography heighten suspense. English titles hinder flavor but the German original enriches the mood.
The University of California has recently instigated a course in fishing. The university swimming pool is now being put to use by ardent fishermen who have taken advantage of the unexpected opportunity.
The Campus News notes an annual sale in Campus Shop on April 16 27 and 28 featuring pictures of faculty members campus scenes interiors such as the swimming pool and Agora.
A senior co ed at Iowa State Teachers College works as a bus driver to finance her education while a Montana State College sophomore sells his own baked cakes, including prize winning angel food, to earn money.
About twelve students gathered at Glen Lake on Wednesday as two inches of rubber ice formed a skating surface. Spills produced cracks and scares but no injuries were reported as others watched from the banks.
A notice reports a mistaken exchange involving a double-breasted Chester polo coat with pipe and pearl earrings swapped for a Hart Schaffner and Marx single-breasted coat with pigskin gloves. The item was removed from a gym on a Friday night in Harrar, 512 03.
A water polo match at Bar nard College features the Coast Guards and the Rum Runners Wilson Billboard as competing teams. The event spotlights water polo’s popularity among students and the two club names reflect campus culture.
Beginning April 1 fines rise from two to five cents per dime with exceptions for reserve books. The rate on reserve books remains unchanged according to The Princetonian.
Seven freshmen from Porter presented a short amusing announcement for the Circus on March 15. Dressed as babies, Indians, and other characters they interrupted the lunch period with a parade around the dining room and later handed out posters about the Circus Mount Holyoke News.
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