28 Feb 1939
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1939
Page
1
An editorial urges undergraduates to evaluate candidates for the 1939-40 student government on fitness and record. It notes the harm of party-style politics in Barnard College and praises independent judging, highlighting the World's Fair influence on college life and upcoming student productions like Forty Winks.
A dormitory tale recounts a 2 AM knock on the door and a search for Suzy Brown, roped into a late signout prank. The narrator endures a 5 AM heating pipe roar and a firing drill the next night, concluding dorm life at Columbia can wear heavy on students.
A poem or excerpt reflects on N Y A hours and worker sentiments. It lists traits for a student organizer and public speaker, praising efficiency and cooperation while critiquing dependency. Includes dated initials and a refrain about hours of N Y A and social concerns.
A. H. notes character as the top trait for officers, with intelligence as a secondary factor. He emphasizes that brilliance is not required, but moral fiber and judgment remain essential for leadership at the undergraduate level.
Town Cinema showcases a unique swimming tank on stage for fancy diving and mirror reflections of Eleanor Holm's backstroke. The film Made For Each Other with Carole Lombard and James Stewart follows a conventional couple amid work life, domestic trials, and a baby’s illness.
Ezra Stone, 5 ft 3 in and pudgy, stars as Henry Aldrich nine nights a week at the Mansfield Theatre and on a Kate Smith hour radio sequel. A drama teacher at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, he favors summer theatres for pay and cats, admits few fan letters, and helps run the What A Life cooperative company. He notes movies appeal but require wading through bad ones, and traces acting roots to childhood lisp and a chance word from a family friend.
The Princeton Glee Club visits Barnard for a joint concert featuring Professor Moore's Dedication, a six part motet on Archibald MacLeish's poem. Hassler pieces edited by Willard Rhodes will be sung with other works including The Nightingale and Gershwin Surnames arranged by William Stickle.
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