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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1938
Page
1
The Barnard Student Council issues the call for the April 27 Peace Assembly marking the year’s peak in peace work. The notice highlights campus unity, nationwide demonstration participation, and a pledge to keep peace as a shared concern beyond student leaders.
A Barnard College reflection marks the end of an era as the author vows to leave journalism and campus life behind. The piece humorously critiques birthday parties, reminisces about the campus landscape and traditions, and thanks friends and departments before departing.
A student survey lists topics for discussion in the Representative Assembly for the coming year. Proposals include Student Fellowship, curriculum changes, greater student control of extracurricular activities, club cooperation, reducing red tape, and improving publicity. Several students call for debate on abolition or reaffirmation of Student Fellowship while others urge broader faculty-student contact and clearer mandate for assembly discussions.
Durand-Ruel Gallery presents a major Cézanne show with portraits of his father and notable still lifes. George Picken at Marie Harriman Gallery and Constance Coleman Richardson at Schaeffer Gallery continue through April 16 with distinct takes on New York scenes, portraits, and nature.
Cinema critics decry The Adventures of Marco Polo as overblown and superficial despite lavish sets and costumes. Gary Cooper and Basil Rathbone receive praise for presence while the plot is called disjointed and historically lax, with Archie Mayo and Robert Sherwood failing to harness material into a coherent epic.
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