Barnard Bulletin notes subscription terms and mailing
The Barnard Bulletin states it is published semi weekly during the college year by Barnard College students for the Undergraduate Association. It lists subscription price in advance and notes second class mailing and special postage rates under federal acts. Communications addressed to Barnard Bulletin at Columbia University locations in New York City.
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Editorial Stand on Tolerance and Middle Road Policy
The author reflects on the Bulletin's neutral stance in editorials, defending a middle road that presents all sides and avoids forcing agreement. They argue tolerance means seeing both sides, acknowledge potential lukewarmness, and invite student input before adopting a fighting editorial policy.
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Editorial attack on skepticism and a call for a stand
A writer abandons intellectual doubt to condemn noncommittal skepticism. He questions Suzanne Strait's stance on war protest at Barnard and urges her to take a firm position, declaring himself a pacifist and advocating bold, decisive opinion over neutrality.
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Miss Strait
Barnard
Sue
48th Street Theatre Review Mixed Motives and Long Run
The piece centers on a theatre lounge setting amid a musical, with Tony Mace the convict and detective Tony Mace and Joe King delivering standout performances. The plot threads include escape, murder, romance, and a Colorado penitentiary, while Albert Smith and Tibbetts provide notable supporting work and humor.
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Tony Mace
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Sam
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Ruth
Tibbett Sings Native Tongue Songs At BAM Lecture
Lawrence Tibbett appeared at the Brooklyn Academy of Music in Olin Downes Enjoyment of Music lecture series. The December 7 program featured Songs in the Native Tongue and in Translation, highlighting the artist’s renowned range across opera and concert media.
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Sogy
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Denis
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New York Times
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Tonga
Recital by Bruce Simonds Highlights Rare Works at Town Hall
Bruce Simonds presented a Saturday Town Hall recital featuring Bach Fantasie and Fugue in A minor, Beethoven Opus 109 Sonata, Schumann Faschungsschwank, three Gaspard de la Nuit pieces, and works by Liszt Bartok and Deh. The review notes strong interpretation of the Bach and Liszt though some passages felt hurried and the Romanze lacked melodic legato.
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