Editor praises Barnard Bulletin editorial
Grayson Kirk commends the Barnard Bulletin for its November 9 editorial, noting intelligence and maturity in identifying core issues. He stresses the piece stands as responsible journalism amid a deplorable affair, appreciating the editorial writer’s reasoning.
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Male Musical Comedy Opens At MacMillan
The Columbia Crew stages Nothing Sacred at McMillan Theatre led by Carol Van Buskirk. Despite fourteen numbers the show lacks memorable melodies and strong performance though the four gangsters and notable maidens provide the evening’s entertainment. sets and costumes receive praise while technical support falls short.
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Black Orpheus opens with grand prize aura at Cannes
The film Black Orpheus set in Rio de Janeiro follows Eurydice and Orpheus amid Carnival, death emblems, and lovers torn by fate. It captures lavish costumes, drumming, and a tragic reversal where death prevails as lovers are reunited through loss.
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