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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1939
Page
1
The editors pledge to report campus events accurately and reflect student life beyond the university. They call for revival of the Forum, active discussion of issues, and promotion of democracy and efficiency in student government with fairness and progress as guiding principles.
The narrator explains a personal essay of self in a humorous voice. She notes hats from a father’s trade shape daily life and describes her hair as naturally curly and atop her head. She mocks trends while planning a summer crew cut and concedes limited appearance beyond hats and hair.
A graduate recalls winning money for being a rep, spending it on a blue gym costume and a zoology text. He tours Europe by bicycle, earns tan and calves, and visits Shakespeare’s house. He savors Europe memories, jokes about politics, and muses on future as secretary or wife.
A collage of quotes from students about chewing to aid concentration or relieve boredom during study. Entries mention gum, nails, hair, blotters, eye hair, candy, cellophane wrapping, mint, and even flowers as aids, with varied attitudes and self awareness about the motive and effectiveness.
Marian Anderson gave a triumphant Carnegie Hall recital last Sunday night. The ovation praised her artistry and dignity as she opened with Handel and French songs, followed by folk tunes and spirituals in a refined, subdued program. Kosti Vehanen accompanied expertly.
A review extols the film as a near perfect screen triumph with superb artistry. Laurence Olivier as Heathcliff anchors the performance, while Merle Oberon and the ensemble deliver strong support, elevating the adaptation above past Hollywood efforts.
The Philharmonic Symphony Society wraps its 97th season Sunday at Carnegie Hall, then performs the New York World's Fair Inaugural Concert at the Hall of Music. Adolf Busch plays the Beethoven Violin Concerto. John Barbirolli introduces Arcady Dubensky’s Anno 1600 Suite and Schubert’s Seventh Symphony.
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