Barnard College Students Publish Semi-Weekly Paper
The issue notes a Barnard College publication issued semi weekly during the college year except vaca tions and exams. It lists staff including Editor Mildred Barish and staff members Rose Somerville Margaret Weiss and Marjorie Brittingham with business assistant Virginia Rechnitzer Betty Guggenheimer.
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Barnard College
About Town
Mildred Barish
Rose Somerville
Margaret Weiss
Marjorie Brittingham
Virginia Rechnitzer
Betty Guggenheimer
University appoints impartial panel for dining hall probe
The university forms a faculty student committee including both student factions and Spectator’s editor to investigate John Jay Dining Halls. The group pledges nonprejudiced inquiry and immunity for witnesses to ensure a thorough, open survey of management practices.
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John Jay
Spectator
Schedule Next Exit Exams for Friday May 6
Barnard sets exit language exams for Friday May 6 at 4 P M in French Room 304 Barnard Hall German Room 339 Fiske Hall and Greek Latin Room 330 Fiske Hall Students must apply by Friday April 29 at the Registrar Office Late applications incur a 5 late fee and possible exam arrangement Spanish requires Committee on Instruction permission Transfers may get two trials per year with conditions The September 23 1932 exam date is noted for regular scheduling.
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Committee On Instruction
Barnard
Teal
A. E. H. Meyer
Bloodstream review and notices in Here and There about Town
A critical survey discusses Bloodstream a stark underground drama set in the Flat Top Coal Mine with tormented convicts and a sadistic warden. The review notes vivid scenes, moral questions, and mixed casting, then briefly mentions two other works, Common Sense and the Child by Ethel Mannin and Heat Lightning by Helen Hull, praising Hull as Hull's best work yet.
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Ethel Mannin
Lippincott
Helen Hull
Coward, McCann
French Romanticists Life Described At College Tea
Other guests included Madame Gaiffe and Professors Cons Huttman Prenez Bevridge. A sixteenth century French song program will be sung by French 30 students at the College Tea of April 27. The French Club, aided by Professor Bevergide, invites the college to attend.
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Huttman
Muller
LeDuc
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Bieler
Andre
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Beveridge
Long Campaign Seeks Truth in Present Situation
A statement describes finally achieving its objective in a prolonged effort to reveal all facts related to the current circumstances. It emphasizes uncovering truth and providing full disclosure.
Book Reviews Highlight Cronin MacLeish Thomas Works
Cronin presents Scotland as a setting for a vivid modern take on sacred themes in Three Loves. MacLeish offers Conquistador a lively narrative poem about Cortes with vigorous beauty and a realistic feel. Thomas’s Arabia Felix recounts desert exploration with humor and informative detail.
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Archibald MacLeish
Houghton, Mifflin
Cortes
Mexico
Arabia Felix
Bertram Thomas
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Beecham Surprises With Chamber Style Philharmonic Program
Sir Thomas Beecham brings a distinctive Sunday afternoon Philharmonic program. The six small numbers include Garden of Fand, Tschaikowsky Serenade for Strings, Handel Grosso, Delius Intermezzo, Bartered Bride overture, and Rimsky Korsakoff Coq d Or. The reviewer notes vivid imagery but uneven climaxes and a mix of impressionistic and traditional tones.
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Handel
Delius
Rimsky-Korsakoff
Greek Games Festival Promises Pageantry Since 1903
The Barnard Greek Games celebrate a century plus of student led pageantry with song, dance, and costume. Roselle Riggin is named prize reader for 1935 while Sophomores earn points for Entrance Music and other events. Judges include Sophie Braslau and Ruth St Denis among faculty and alumnae. Continued on page 4.
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Roselle Riggin
Beatrice Scheer
Carolyn Potter
Barnard
Agnes Wayman
Marian Streng
Lelia Finan
Sophie Braslau
Sylvia Gettinger
Philip Jar
Hoxie N. Fairchit
Leonie Addams
Richard Stokes
Jacques Barzun
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