Masque Theatre Picks Up Interest in Youth Themes
Review notes Masque Theatre broadens focus to youth issues with Winterset and Dead End-like material. Riggs set on a New Mexico ranch features a southern belle and a young idealist. their clash sparks a flawed plot and mixed audience reaction.
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Broadway
Mr. Riggs
New Mexico
Forum Undergrad Opinions Expressed in Bulletin Column
A university forum column opens space for student perspectives. The disclaimer notes the views are not official staff positions and invites diverse ideas from the campus community.
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Bulletin
Honor points proposed to reward extracurricular work
A Barnard Bulletin letter argues for an honor point system to credit students for club and committee work, integrating points with grades to adjust weighted marks. It also supports Pass-Fail as better aligned with education aims and suggests conferences over marks for feedback. The note also reports camp weekend deposit refunds and new rules to reduce dropouts and lower costs.
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Fee
Barnard
Open discussion plan eyed to improve Barnard Undergrad elections
Editorial argues for a two week gap between nomination and election for Barnard College elections and calls for open forums where candidates publicize qualifications. It notes the value of faculty student exchanges and suggests voluntary assemblies on Tuesdays at 1:10 to discuss curriculum, outside affiliations, and grading reform.
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Bulletin
Barnard
Young Violinist Majorie Edwards Shines at New York Recital
Thirteen year old Majorie Edwards gave her first New York Town Hall recital on a February Sunday. The California native studied with Kathleen Parlow and showed a mature tone in Handel and a promising but uneven performance in Tschaikowsky. Her finale included Mozart Murmer, Daquin Manen, Wieniawski Souvenir de Moscou and encor se pieces, and she displayed grace and poise beyond her years.
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Marjorie Edwards
New York
Town Hall
Miss Edwards
California
Kathleen Parlow
Mozart-Murmester
Daquin-Manen
Wieniawski
Chopin
Kreisler
Sarasetti
Majorie Edwards
Melo The Continental Triumph Bergner Plays Screen Adaptation
Elisabeth Bergner stars in Melo hailed as a continental triumph though the adaptation to film dulls the drama. A violinist, his best friend's wife, and a husband collide in a love triangle ending with self destruction as Bergner’s star power dominates.
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Ben
Henri Bernstein
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