Barnard College Students Publish Semiweekly Notes
Published semi weekly throughout the college year by the Students at Barnard College in the interests of the Undergraduate Association.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1934
Page
1
Marian Patterson and Class of 1939 Honor Alumni List
A compiled list of former Marian Patterson and class year alumni with names including Adele Hagland Sally Popkin Helen Hartmann Sylvia Shi Edna Edelman Alice Semmes Rosalie Stecke Gertrude Donna Margery Ray Shlda Loveman Alice Ginsbernsberg Elaine Goltz Helen Foster Gertrude Neary Betty Luliice Sally Dermody Printing Staff Natalie Joffe Clare Canny Ruth Klemer Busines Assistants Constance Brown Betty Guggenheimer Phyllis Bouton Advertising Staff Sylvia Siman Manager Estelle Fischman Jessie K. Herkimer Julia Fisher.
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Adele Hagland
Marian Patterson
Elizabeth Jones
Sally Popkin
Helen Hartmann
Sylvia Shi
Edna Edelman
Alice Semmes
Rosalie Stecke
Gertrude Donna
Margery Ray
Shlda Loveman
Alice Ginsbernsberg
Elaine Goltz
Helen Foster
Gertrude Neary
Betty Luliice
Sally Dermody
Sylvia Siman
Estelle Fischman
Jessie K. Herkimer
Julia Fisher
Editorial on Barnard Quarterly as student talent midwife
The piece argues the Barnard Quarterly remains sound but lacks standout work from students and should feature more diverse, non English composition topics. It recalls plans to shift from a literary magazine and suggests topics such as an article on Student Government.
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Barnard Quarterly
Barnard
Baldwin
Barnard Quarterly should capture college life with vitality
A Barnard Bulletin reader criticizes the Quarterly for favoring popular topics over literary experimentation. The letter urges authentic depictions of college life through vignettes essays and new forms to reflect how students experience rich days and evolving ideas.
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Barnard Bulletin
Liberty
Colliers
Good Housekeeping
Barnard
Edith Kane
Columbia
Rosie
Quarterly
Barnard Quarterly
Undergraduate Leaders Encourage Better Quarterly Contributions
An article discusses the role of the Undergraduate President and assistants in university journalism. It urges Student, Duror, or Murray Fellow to provide critical summaries of college news as seen in Bulletin. Contributors are applauded for spirit, while editors seek broader cooperation from all readers and writers.
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Duror
Murray
Bulletin
Quarterly
Executive Officers Named for Barnard English and Economics Sections
During Professor Haller's Spring leave Professor Minor W. Latham will act as Executive Officer of the Barnard Section of the Department of English. Professor Emilie J. Hutchinson is designated Executive Officer of Economics and Social Science in place of Professor Robert M. Maciver.
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Haller
Minor W. Latham
Barnard
Department of English
Emilie J. Hutchinson
Robert M. Mac- Iver
Garbo as Christina in a Nordic Romance Film Review
The article praises Garbo as a dominating Christina figure, blending male and female traits in a Nordic setting. It compares her to Christina of historical works, notes her costume and gaze, and comments on supporting cast and the film’s atmospheric, icy backdrop. It also reviews various contemporary American art and theater references, with critical notes on Galsworthy's modern drama.
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Christendom
United States
Gotham
Garbo
Christina
John Gilbert
Lewis Stone
N. D
Galswort
Galsworthy
Chancery
Soames
Forsythe
American City Art Tour at MoMA Shows Diverse Local Voices
Museum of Modern Art invites sixteen U.S. cities to present recent works. Dallas Detroit San Francisco and Boston contribute diverse pieces including portraits landscapes and still lifes. The Dallas group features a simple yet solid composition with a calm quality contrasting other selections.
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Pittsburgh
Santa Fe
Victor Wiggins
Minneapolis
Kenneth Callahar
Seattle
O Orozco
Dorothy Austin
Samuel Cashwan
Altho
Buffalo
Boston
J. E
Museum of Modern Art
New York City
Europe
Dallas
Detroit
San Francisco
Atlanta
One More River ends Galsworthy trilogy with Clare Corven
The final novel follows Clare Corven in the divorce courts as she leaves her sadistic husband Gerald and encounters Tony Croom. A tense court scene unfolds with probing questions as Clare seeks freedom, yet remains unsure about marriage and love for the future.
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John Galsworthy
England
Clare Corwen
Fleur Mont
Dinney Cherrell
Clare Corven
Soames Forsythe
Galsworthy
Soame
Disney Cherrell
Clare
Gerald Corven
Tony Croom
Corwen
Flynn Warns New Deal Brings Fascism to U.S.
Economic commentator John T. Flynn told an Institute of Arts and Sciences audience that fascism has come to America via the New Deal and NRA, likening trade associations and labor boards to Mussolini's corporate state. He argued the Chamber of Commerce and labor advisory bodies advance self-rule in industry and warned of lost freedoms without equal labor rights. He compared the NRA to Italy’s Fascist rise and predicted implications for governance.
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America
John T. Flynn
Institute of Arts and Science
Italy
NRA
Sed Pet
Labor Board
Labor Advisory Board
Johnson
Flynn
United States Chamber of Commerce
United States
Mussolini
Hitler
National
Alfred Sloan
Walter Teagle
Council of Corporations
Tling
Trovery
Carl von Hoffman
Institute
K Ratcliffe
England
Columbia Spectator
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Betty Guggenheimer
Phyllis Bouton
Lenore Oppen
Mildred O’hare
Alice Kendikian
Norma Goldstein
Frances Rubens
Post
New York
N. Y
All Communications
Columbia U. Broadway
119Th Street
New
Editorial
Popular” Quarterly
Queen Christina
Astor Theatre
U.S
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