Barrard College Student Newspaper Editorial Board listing
Published semi weekly during the college year by students of Barrard College for the Undergraduate Association. No. 28 lists Editor-in-Chief Mars Dublin 30, Managing Editors Louvaveth Benson and Viola Robinson 30, Assistant Editors Alberta Falk 131 and Helene Berman 31.
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Barrard College
Lndergraduate Association
Mars Dublin
Louvaveth Benson
Viola Robinson
Alberta Falk
Helene Berman
Editorial on French Exit and student language tests
The editorial critiques repeated French Exit failures by class of 1930 students and the suspension rule for failing the exit. It argues exits should remain accessible even in final terms, with reduced fear and pressure, advocating a leisured study free from unnecessary compulsion.
Menorah Club Explained Seeks Broad College Reach
Po the Editor argues Barnard Menorah is not a religious group but a cultural club. It aims to acquaint busy students with Jewish civilization and current Hebrew culture including music drama and Palestine issues, welcoming both Jewish and non Jewish participants.
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Palestine
Freshmen announce advent of programs
Freshmen invite guests to attend a dance with programs available for seating and planning. Music will be supplied by Mever Davis as the freshmen move about the floor, showcasing the event.
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Mever Davis
Scholarships Deadline for College Students 1930-31
All applications for scholarships for the year 1930-31 must be filed in the Dean's office before March 1. Application blanks are available from the Dean's Secretary, George W. Mullins.
Impressive Abolt Town Museum Exhibit Highlights Modern Masters
The exhibit features Picasso and fellow modernists such as Matisse Braque and Chagall among a strong New York season collection. Picasso’s shift from romantic mood to Cubist textures appears alongside works by Roualt Derain Segonzac Chirico and Miro. The show ranks among the finest general collections this season.
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Aluseum
Madertt
Picasso
Detain
Afatisse
Cezanne
Matisse
Royalt Duty
Friesz Matisse
Roualt
Derain
Anadaime Hessting
Braque
Jantel
Segonzac
Courbet
Chirico
Joan Miro
New York
The Friends of Music at Mecca Temple Concert
The Society of the Friends of Music at Mecca Temple hosted a Sunday program with guest artist Harold Sammels who played the Goldberg Variations. The orchestra chorus and soloists performed a cantata Phoebus and Pan directed by Arthur Bodansky, noted for a satiric Bach influence and Mendelssohn inspiration.
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Bath
Society of the Friends of Music
Mecca Temple
Harold § Sammels
Samuels
Bach
Mendelssohn
Friends of Music
Arthur Bodansky
First Mrs. Fraser review contrasts Ervine’s charm and flaws
A theatre critique on the play First Mrs Fraser by Oscar Wilde? No, by Harley Granville Barker? The writer analyzes Fraser and the second Mrs Fraser seeking divorce advice, noting Ervine's dated twists and the overparticular acting style. Grace George’s performance earns mixed praise amid thinner plot and humorous but tiresome fluttering.
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Mr Fraser
Grace George
Mrs. Fraser
Margaret Anglin
Jce
Jane Cowl
Jenny
Lynn Fontanne
Walter Damrosch Recitals At The Town Hall Feature Wagner
Every Tuesday afternoon at The Town Hall Walter Damrosch plays Richard Wagner at the piano in dramatic recitals. Last Tuesday the Rheingold was presented as a mark of appreciation and to honor Wagner.
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Walter Damrosch
Richard Wagner
Wagner
Admra
Waterlooo Bridge Review Slates Weak Stage Craft
A theatre notice critiques the Waterloo Bridge production for weak stage execution and stale plotting. It notes a contrived tale of a nice boy and a nice girl, with a decent direction by June Walker but miscasting of Glenn Tranter and overall boredom in the second balcony.
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YMCA
R. E. Sherwood
June Walker
Glenn Tranter
Glens Falls
Wwe
Student Government Discusses NSF A Local Committee
At the Representative Assembly meeting on Monday February 10 Miss Vanderbilt noted difficulty in transferring English college credits for the Student Fellowship. A local NSFA committee was proposed with Barnard representation to boost prestige and interest, with four nominees and an elected chairman Frances M. Smith.
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Meeting of Representative Assembly
Vanderbilt
Miss Harrison
N.S.F.A
Harrison
Barnard
United States
Miss Vanderbilt
Betty Calhoun
Gladys Vanderbilt
Mary Dublin
Frances Smith
Red Cross Life Saving Tests Passed by Seven
Miss Finan announces that seven girls passed the Red Cross Life Saving Test last semester. Names listed include Catherine Crawford Dorothy Engelhardt Elaine Grove Dorothy Engelhardt Helen Mooney Elsie Ray and Marion Rhodes. Alice Harp passed all qualifications to become an Examiner.
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Miss Finan
Red Cross Life Saving
Catherine Crawfor
Dorothy Engelhardt
Elaine Fogrove
Helen Mooney
Elsie Ray
Marion Rhodes
Alice Harp
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