Barnard College Bulletin Listing Board Names
Barnard Bulletin outlines semiweekly student publication by Barnard College undergraduates with a 1928 post office entry note. It lists roles Sedttor-n-Chief Business Manager and a board including Helen Kandel Elizabeth Koenig Marion Pratt Zenia Sachs with class years '42 and 40. Subscription is $3 per year, 10 cents per copy.
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Dean's List at Barnard Highlights New Privileges and Rules
Barnard announces a Dean's List system to recognize top scholars with unsupervised attendance and selective class cuts for research work. It warns against indiscriminate absence and emphasizes fair evaluation through minutes and observer reports.
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Debate on Dean's List privileges in student survey
Readers discuss a proposed Dean's List system with mixed views on fairness and senior privileges. Some favor broad inclusion and equal treatment, others worry about loss of senior perks and the standard needed to qualify.
Bulletin Schedule Change Due to Holiday and Printing
The February 23 issue will not appear because of Washington's Birthday and printing constraints. The next Bulletin will publish on Tuesday February 27, one week from today.
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Washington
Bulletin
Pantomime Past and Present Sparkles in London Holiday Stage
The Times reports London pantomime offers during Christmas week with Streatham Hill Theatre Aladdin Richmond Theatre Dick Whittington Wimbledon Hippodrome Cinderella Sleeping Beauty. The piece traces pantomime’s evolution from Italian masked comedy to a modern spectacle and notes clowns and fairy tales draw crowds in holiday theatre. It imagines Broadway reaching for a similar comic ascent, a clown on the rung with bread and cheese.
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Two On An Island a lukewarm Elmer Rice revue
The Playwrights Company presents Elmer Rice two vignette piece about New York that fails to excite with its obvious humor and city clichés. Betty Field and Luther Adler provide capable performances while Jo Mielziner’s sets and Rice’s staging add life to an otherwise dull script.
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Staten Island
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Statue of Liberty
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Luther Adler
John Craven
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Chicago Symphony Orchestra Debuts Nutcracker Suite on Columbia
Columbia Masterworks continues its American symphonic program with a new series by the Chicago Symphony Orchestra under Frederic Stock. The debut features Tchaikovsky Nutcracker Suite from ballet The Nutcracker and the Mouse King with Overture March five dances and Waltz of the Flowers. The set promises bright orchestral color and charm.
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Columbia Recording Corporation
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Frederic Stock
Chicago Orchestra
Columbia
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