15 Dec 1936
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1936
Page
1
The piece praises Student Council and Faculty on expanding discussion of sex and emotional issues. It argues open forums and a new mental hygiene course will foster mature understanding, reduce neuroses, and empower students through cooperative student faculty guidance and access to authentic psycho sexual resources.
The Luckiest Girl in the World at the Roxy Theatre is a light amusing comedy about Pat played by Jane Wyatt who tries to live on 150 a month with her reluctant father Eugene Pallette and a plain fiancé. Mistaken identity and a London young man add romantic misunderstandings before a happy ending.
Efrem Zimbalist appeared at Carnegie Hall on Tuesday evening December 8 in a program marking the twenty-fifth anniversary of his American debut. The recital featured Corelli and Kreisler arrangements, Ysaye unaccompanied, Bruch Scotch Fantasy, and encores including Chopin and Paganini. The performance drew high praise and was celebrated by an appreciative audience.
Readers dispute Keith Miss Craighead's call for unlimited cuts for seniors in physical education. Opinions range from full support for exemption to concerns about reduced class attendance and the need for limits or alternative measures.
A former SSU executive member argues the union’s aims were misread. He explains the SSU formed to coordinate liberal forums and peace principles, affiliated with the A S U for strength, and remained nonpartisan though partisan on core ideals.
Barnard College notes an unusual Health Committee event at 304 Barnard where fifty girls were judged on posture. Ten were chosen, then reduced to shadows behind a lighted screen with three representatives named Tatiana Iromoslensky Eleanor Steifel and Jean Hill.
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