Barnard College Undergraduate Association Staff List
Published semi weekly during the college year by Barnard College Students for the Undergraduate Association. Editor in Chief Uden Block and managing editors Evelyn Raskin and Gertrude Epsten with staff including Catherine Strateman and printing team members Edith Ogur Mary McNulty Betty Goldstein Stephanie Morka and others.
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Barnard College
Uden
Block
Evelyn Raskin
Gertrude Epsten
Editorial on New Yorkers and perceptions of race
An editorial critiques New Yorkers especially students for inward bias and complacency toward the Black struggle. It cites Harlem proximity and cultural apathy, notes readers’ tolerance for racist myths, and recalls the NAACP battles and the Dyer Anti-Lynching Bill era as context for calling awareness into question.
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Edna Ferber
Walter White
NIAA
Klu Klux Klan
Alumnae Day Highlights At Barnard College Luncheon
Graduates attend Alumnae Day featuring a luncheon with a Glee Club program of madrigals and folk songs. Professor Odell of Columbia spoke on Modern Drama as part of continuing education for alumnae, followed by a tea with faculty and students. All-Star team defeats Alumnae 40 to 9 in the final event.
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Glee Club
George C.d.odell
Brander Mathews
Columbia University
Barnard
Brinkerhoff
Robert F. Dirkes
Stanley M. Isaacs
Mortimer Be -Howelly
Edward. ‘Blagden
Dorothy. Blondell
Howard J. Brown
Virginia Brown
All Stars
Recount Anecdotes at Butler Dinner
The toast mentions Club Witena Gemet meetings at Schmidt's Saloon near 49th Street and Fourth Avenue. A toast discusses past editors of Acta Columbiana and notes a prophecy from June 7 1882 about Butler and Arrowsmith speaking less before entering the Yale Theological Seminary for a missionary venture in Central Africa.
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Club Witena Gemet
Schmidt
49Th Street
Fourth Avenue
Morgan
Acta Columbiana
Butler
Arrowsmith
Yale Theological Seminary
Central Africa
Awakening the social conscience on race ethics
A fragment outlines an organization's aim to advance liberal democracy and awaken educated social consciousness about race ethics. The text notes public apathy and cites few people aware of the group's activities or even its existence. It frames demonstrations as futile sentiment and calls for real engagement.
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Merel
Philharmonic switches and Boston contrast raise standards
The piece critiques the Philhar monic Orchestra for overreliance on visiting conductors and cites Bruno Walter and Toscanini as contrasts to a steady model. It praises Serge Koussevitzky and the Boston Orchestra for unity, discipline, and ensemble finesse under year round direction. The author notes subscriber fatigue with constant changes and lauds Koussevitzky’s clear, imaginative leadership.
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The
Philharmonic Orchestra
New York
Philharmonic
Toscanini
Beethoven
Walter
Gabrilowitsch
Golschmann
Bruno Walter
Boston Orchestra
Serge Koussevitzky
Tcherepnin
Koussevitzky
Town Church Plays and Musical Selections Staged
A playful program titled About Town Church features singsong acts and patter with characters Bert Lyte and Little Racketeer Queenie. Mystery sketches include Black Tower and Clever, offering light entertainment and wit for audiences seeking whimsy.
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Church
Bert
Lyte
Queenie
Smith
Black Tower
Youli Pe
Har
Menuhin Final Carnegie Hall Recital Ends Season
Yehudi Menuhin closed his season with a Carnegie Hall appearance playing Kreutzer and Bruch works with mixed piano accompaniment by Arthur Balsam. The critic praised Menuhin’s genius but faulted Balsam’s accompaniment, noting intonation lapses and distorted passages. Encores drew strong applause as Menuhin bowed in his overcoat.
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Yehudi
Menuhin
Carnegie Hall
Kreutzer
Bruch
Kreisler
Rimsky-Korsakov
Arthur Balsam
Balsam
Next Assembly to Hear Walter White
Walter White, author of several books and essays on the Negro, including The Fire In The Flint The Negro and the Supreme Court The Negro and the Communists, is expected to headline a forthcoming assembly where he will lecture on Negro art and related topics attracting a large audience.
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H. B
Walter. White
Axely
Supreme Court
Harper's Magazine
White
College Clips Highlight The Four Fruits Of Education
Prof. Frank B. Snyder told Northwestern University freshmen that friendship facts and faith are the four fruits of a college education. He called fun exercising the muscles of the mind, and the talk touched on the value of discipline and study.
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Unds
Northwe ‘Ern University
Tin B. Snyder
Snyder
Ohio Supreme Court to hear expulsion challenge from student’s father
The Ohio Supreme Court will hear a case testing whether state supported universities may expel students for low grades. The Court of Appeals upheld university power to set scholastic standards and dissolve an injunction that had allowed a student to stay. The plaintiff argues the university, a state establishment, must admit all citizens who obey reasonable rules. Mount Holyoke News.
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Supreme Court of Ohio
Court of Appeals
Mount Holyoke
Deafness program at Ohio State University expands classes
Twenty two students with hearing loss are enrolled in the visual hearing class at Ohio State University. Lip reading courses began after deficiencies were found. One instructor asserts that if questions about love money or food are asked, none of the students misses the question.
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Ohio, State University
Szvarthinore Phoenix
Antioch Extends Telephone Link Between Dorm Wings
A special arrangement has been installed linking the men’s dormitory to the women’s dormitory to foster more intimate social contact between students. The move, described as campus news, aims to promote interaction among coeds and men.
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Antioch
Campus News
College training shifts to building from scratch says Dr Bell
Dr Bernard Iddings Bell of St Stephen's College at Columbia argues in his annual report that many high school graduates lack basic preparation. He contends colleges must devote about half of four years to training students who arrive unready for university level work. He notes American youths often need junior or senior college years to be ready for independent scholarship.
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Bernard Iddings Bell
St.Stephen's College
Columbia University
Nicholas Murray Butler
Bell
Sixty Ex-Collegians Lead Colleges Across the Nation
Sixty former college athletes have risen to top roles as presidents of colleges and universities across the United States, reflecting a trend of athletes moving into academic leadership positions. Their careers span public and private institutions, highlighting the broader impact of sports on higher education leadership.
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United States
Yale professor cites five meals a day in feeding experiments
A Yale physician notes feeding experiments and says Yale met need with five meals daily. The Richmond Col legian and Sweetbriar News quote Ozark College students paying tuition with farm produce like cows hogs chickens eggs and alfalfa, except corn.
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Yale
Richmond
Col
Legian
Ozark College
Sweetbriar News
Coeds at Antioch College Takeover of Swarthmore Bills
Plausible campus note reports coeds at Antioch College taking on the men and covering all expenses at Swarthmore as described in a Phoenix brief. The item hints at student financial action affecting partner colleges.
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Antioch
College
Swarthmore
Phoenix
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