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The Barnard Bulletin, published by Barnard College students, serves the Undergraduate Association. It outlines subscription rates of one year for 3.00 and mailing at 3.50, with mail acceptance in advance. Communications should be sent to Barnard Bulletin at Broadway and 119th Street, New York.
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Columbia University
Broadway
119Th St
Editorial on College Peace Poll and Library Lottery System
The piece discusses a Literary Digest and College Editors poll surveying war and peace views of over 300,000 students in top colleges including Barnard. It argues for broad student participation to reveal pacifist sentiment and shape public opinion. It also critiques a new library number lottery, noting initial gambling behavior that should subside with exams and book demand.
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United States
Literary Digest
Association of College Editors
Barnard
Silly battle tale ends with a library lottery twist
On December 20 a fanciful scene unfolds as a quiet city gathering becomes a staged clash over a red building and fake warfare using books and pens. The piece ends with a mock victory and a library reservation system promised for January 16 to allot 4:10 reserve line numbers by lot, eliminating 12:45 line competitions.
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Red Building
Desperado
Heil Barnard
Lot
Rain From Heaven Delivers Measured Theatre Insight
A review lauds Behrman's Rain From Heaven for restrained dialogue and witty repartee. Jane Cowl John Halliday Lily Cahill deliver polished performances, while the surrounding cast supports a purposeful yet entertaining evening. Music with two pianists falls short of expected finesse and preparation.
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Theatre Guild
S. Behrman
Peopl
Behrman
Jane Cowl
John Halliday
Lily Cahill
New York Music Sees Mixed Crowd Reactions to Concert
At the Beethoven Association third concert Raya Garbousova, a noted cellist, drew indifferent responses while Harold Bauer and Ossip Gabrilowitsch received warm praise despite flawed piano playing. Garbousova showed a clear delicate tone and strong energy as she performed the Brahms Sonata in Fopus 99 for violin cello and piano. Bauer also played the piano part well with notable execution, and Gabrilowitsch joined for Saint-Saens First Sonata in C Minor, adding to the varied reception of the program.
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Beethoven Association
Igh
New York
Raya Garbousova
Harold Bauer
Ossip Gabrilowitsch
Miss Garbousova
Bauer
Gabrilowitsch
Saint-Saens
Lily Pons Headlines First Season Appearance in Enjoyment of Music
Lily Pons appeared as guest artist with Olin Downes in a program exploring Classic and Modern Influence in Song. The Renaissance Quartet and a tortini sonata by a Harpsichord quartet offered period color, while Pons delivered strong coloratura work and standout encores including Ora voce poce fa from the Barber of Seville.
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Lily Pons
Olin Downes
Mr. Downes
Miss Pons
Coloralto
Dancing Classes For Women Continue At Bennington College
A group of girls will attend a Dance Sun at Bennington College Vermont. Leading women college students are to be seated and present dance compositions and technical work to compare styles. Representatives will discuss the dancing being done and each college will share what they are exploring.
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Benningt
Lege
Vermont
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