A.S.U. Plans Third Annual National Convention at Vassar
The American Student Union announces its third annual convention to be held at Vassar from December 27 to 31. Delegates from high schools and colleges nationwide will discuss stopping war advancing liberalism in American politics and securing broad education programs. The group stresses practical action and student-led policy development beyond campus. It urges college communities to welcome delegates to foster accurate representation of student opinion.
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Through the Din and the Question of Place in Education
Kathryn Smul reflects on whether city girls should pursue college in urban New York or attend a small rural university like St. Lawrence Canton. She argues both paths offer value, praises St. Lawrence’s concentrated intellectual life, notes Barnard students’ divided energies, and concludes no single formula for education exists.
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Fundraising Ideas for Student Fellowships in 1941
A collection of reader opinions on boosting support for student fellowships. Suggestions include increased publicity and posters, solicitors targeting acquainted individuals, and assigning lists to canvass for funds. One reader advocates sending a junior abroad to enrich senior year and college ties.
Students debate fund drive and duty to contribute
A collection of quotes from students and faculty on funding a fellowship drive. Emphasis on collective responsibility, voluntary giving, and the role of the student body in supporting a measure they approved.
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Beverages and Beoethven? No, Beobacter? (Note: T not used)
The review decries Harry Baur in Beethoven as unrestrained and repulsive while praising the Paris Conservatory orchestra. It highlights mis-titling, two young women as loves, and criticizes the film as a poor portrayal of the composer. The article then surveys Frans Hals and other exhibitions at 57th Street galleries, including Constable, Toulouse-Lautrec, and a new art magazine debut on November 1.
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Schaeffer Galleries
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Mary Hannas
Cincinnati Art Museum
Schaeffer
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Marie Harriman
John Constable
Toulouse-Lautrec
Knoedler Gallery
Musee d’Albi
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Youlouse Lautrec
M. de Lauradour
Hendrick van Loon
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Brico Led New York Women’s Symphony in Carnegie Hall Debut
The New York Women’s Symphony Orchestra under Miss Antonia Brico returned to Carnegie Hall for the season opener. Soloists Miss Wann and Philip Nelson performed Handel and Beethoven works, with emphasis on Brico and the ensemble in modern pieces like Sibelius Okdanides and Bloch Three Jewish Poems.
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Carnegie Hall
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Philip Nelson
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