Editorial expresses concern over Columbia governance rule on student organizations
The University Council rules that all campus groups not controlled by the Athletic Association or King's Crown must register officers and purposes with the Committee on Student Organizations. The piece contends the regulation aims to curb unfavored publicity but cautions against overreach and cautions Barnard's publicity practices as precedent.
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University Council
The
Athletic Association
King’s Crown
Columbia
Barnard
Vetter
Green Light film review with Flynn and romance
The paper reviews Green Light starring Errol Flynn as a handsome young surgeon who bears blame for a rich patient’s death. Anita Louise and Margaret Lindsay share his life, while Cedric Hardwicke delivers sermons on green lights and eternity as the plot wanders through sentimentality and complex moral talk.
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Errol Flynn
Mr. Flynn
Anita Louise
Lloyd Douglas
Cedric Hardwicke
Dean Harcourt
Oratorio Society marks sixty third season with Bach B Minor Mass
Albert Stoessel announces a quartet of renowned soloists for the 11th complete B Minor Mass at Carnegie Hall on Tuesday March 2. Rose Bampton John Gurney Louise Lerch and William Hain join Stoessel and Greenfield as the concert features the unabridged work with a 7:30 PM start and 9 PM intermission. Alongside the program the Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra under Arthur Rodzinski presents Oberon overture and major works. Arthur Loesser to perform Dohnanyi Variations with Rodzinski conducting next weekend including Kodaly Dances and Wagner excerpts.
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Oratorio Society
New York
Albert Stoessel
Carnegie Hall
Metropolitan Opera
Rose Bampton
John Gurney
Louise Lerch
William Hain
Mr. Stoessel
Alfred M. Greenfield
Hugh Porter
Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
Arthur Rodzinski
Oberon
Kodaly
Dohnanyi
Mozart
Farmer-Labor youth movement grows from Washington gathering
In Washington delegates from Minnesota showcased their Farmer-Labor state efforts and youth act backing. Discussion followed on creating a national party for farmers and workers led by a farmer-labor youth movement with cooperation from unions and state delegates. Harold Peterson heads a coordinating committee to share materials from the Washington meeting.
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Washington
Minnesota
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
Farmer-Labor
American Labor Party
Harold Peterson
Minnesota Farmer-Labor Association
Farmer Labor Youth Movement
Sit Down Claim Clarified Lincoln School Note
In a correction to Bulletin's February 23 column, the incident was at Lincoln School of Teacher's College and involved students waiting for the German room, not Horace Mann. The event was a playful scene rather than a strike, with a student quipping about a sit down.
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Bulletin
Horace Mann School
Horace Mann
Lincoln School
Teacher’s College
Names and nicknames tickle a lecture on cholomondeley
A witty note recalls Professor Ayres introducing a string of town and family names with odd pronunciations. The piece then shifts to Little Mary Small and her request for audience portraits, musing on motives from romance to gifts, ending with a quirky speculation.
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Professor Ayres
Chumley
Cholomondeley
Chumson
Belvoir
Beaver
Fannie Brice
The Life of Pollyanna and the World We Live In
A column laments the era of upbeat self help books and cheerful advice. It references Walt Pitkin’s Life Begins at Forty and titles like Wake Up and Live and How to Win Friends and Influence People. The piece imagines a dreary future dominated by stamp collectors and “livers-alone,” critiquing the era’s optimism with satirical tone.
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Ivory Tower
116Th and
Broadway
43Rd Street
Walt Pitkin
Mrian Wright
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