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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1934

Page

3

New Barnard Quarterly To Appear Monday At Bookstore

The Barnard Quarterly will be distributed through Columbia Bookstore with the Christmas issue, off the press by Monday December 17. Students will collect cards in Student Mail and exchange them for copies. contents include fiction by Leonore Glotzer poetry by Grace Aronson Carlin Boone and Delight Hall and a postponed short story contest extended to January for Barnard undergraduates.

Bulletin Columbia Edith Kati Quarterly Leonore Glotzer Grace Aaronson Carlin Boone Barnard Soyer Bronx Street Barnard Quarterly Barnard Hall

Entrance Story Chosen for Greek Games

The Greek Games Central Committee selected the entrance story submitted on December 11. A mother seeks Hera’s gift for her two sons as they pull her ox cart to the altar, they collapse, a priestess grants the wish, and a townsman reveals their deaths before an old man comforts the crowd and festivities continue.

Hera

Mumford Lectures Modern Architecture And Latent Forces

Lewis Mumford argues modern architecture is a manifestation of latent forces in modern life. He says architecture has not crystallized as a true field and emphasizes materials like steel and glass, the link between form and life, and the need for buildings to stand and function.

Lewis Mumford The New Yorker the Nation New Republic Barnard Hall Oclock Fine Arts Department Sketch Club College At Haring Munford Mumford Ruskin Hyde Park

Employees Christmas Boxes Ready For All Contributions

The notice calls for contributions to Employees' Christmas gift boxes placed at the entrance of Barnard and Milbank Halls. It explains the boxes are opened annually to let faculty and students show appreciation for the operating force's loyal service. John J. Swan Comptroller.

Barnard Milbank John J. Swan

C E Club Hears Talk On Fascism

William Bernard of the American League Against War and Fascism warns the middle class must unite with workers to oppose Fascism as a systemic threat. He cites unemployment, demagogy, and prejudice, urging student leadership against misleading promises of social justice. Next week features a student speaker on Fascist Trends in the U S.

William Bernard American League Against War Bernard Washington Hitler Germany United States Huey Long U. S

Tom Thumb Ushers To Wear Costume At Puppet Show

Tickets are free tonight and tomorrow for a puppet production featuring Tom Thumb and The Great Dark. The cast includes Julie Riera as Queen Dollorella and E Cantor as Tom Thumb, with Juilliard musicians providing Beggar's Opera tunes and Elaine Goltz and Honora Dalton coordinating ushers.

Jake Elaine Goltz Honora Dalton Juilliard Merlin L. Riddleberger Mustacha N. Hendreck Parson A. Snedeker C. Danny R. Landesmann R. McGlutchy M. Ashworth D. Dean Lord Grizzle N. Flatow Cleara M. Mead Mrs. Melling Lomax C. Friend Greenhalgh K. Strain Ryan B. MacIver Yates K. Burnett Rachel Clegg E. Wallerstein Anne Morgan Nancy Crowell S. Shimberg M. Carson

Christmas Assembly Time Shift Sets NBC Broadcast

The annual Christmas assembly moves to 1:00 to 1:30 PM for broadcast on NBC from WEAF and W2XAF. Doors close at 12:55 PM. seating ends by 12:50. Barnard Glee Club and Columbia Orchestra perform with Dean Gildersleeve delivering a holiday message.

Braun NBC WEAF W2xaf Barnard Glee Club Columbian Orchestra Z. Merry Yuletide la Nuit de Noél Rimsky-Korsakow Dean Gildersleeve

Professor MacMahon Discusses Political Fluidity at Barnard Lecture

Professor Arthur MacMahon of Barnard and Columbia spoke to Barnard Alumnae on political fluidity and its three great dilemmas. He urged balancing liberty with organization, pursuing equality, and choosing between free international trade and domestic self sufficiency. He recommended Charles Beard’s The Open Door At Home and noted the open door abroad vs industrial self sufficiency.

Arthur MacMahon Barnard Row Columbia Louis I. Dublin Fred. W. Rice MacMahon Charles AL ‘Beard

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Maxine Meyer Comptroller C. E. Club Forces For Fascism Tom Thumb NBC Network Frans Tunder Gustav’ Holst Gustav Holst IV. H. Beil G. Noél Bressan Darici
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