Barnard College Student Newspaper Credits
Semi weekly Barnard College publication notes staff and editors including Hildegarde FitzGerald Anna Jacobson Ruth Bower Jace Norris Miriam Borgenicht Doris Pascal Edward Miriam Roher Blanche Omar Lylvia Shimberg Diana Hirsch Sylvan Siman Marian Fisher Elizabeth Simpson Elizabeth R. E. Jones Suzanne Strait Hilda Knobloch Tane Na Eleanore Crushland and About Town Editor Mildred Barish Rose Somerville Margaret Wi civic Rita London Jane Se Marjorie Brittingham.
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Ruth Bower
Jace Norris
Miriam Borgenicht
Doris Pascal
Edward
Miriam Roher
Blanche Omar
Lylvia Shimberg
Diana Hirsch
Sylvan Siman
Marian Fisher
FEzabeth_ Simpson
Elizabeth R. E. Jones
Suzanne Strait
Hilda Knobloch
Tane Na
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Eleanore Crushland
Mildred Barish
Rose Somerville
Margaret Wi Cise
Rita London
Jane SN
Marjorie Brittingham
Barnard Bulletin Editorial Urges Public Vote on Quarterly Plan
The Bulletin declares its support for the college magazine and urges readers to vote on the future of the Quarterly. It argues the magazine's value despite criticism, defends current publication plans, and commends Miss Rosenthal for her efforts while inviting reader participation.
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Norman Thomas
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Forum Column Urges Large Vote On Quarterly Referendum
A Barnard Bulletin letter urges a strong referendum turnout on Quarterly funding and policy. Aileen H. Peiletier argues for student input on whether to subsidize the literary magazine and settle college opinion on its purpose and direction. The writer emphasizes finances, access, and balancing literary focus with broader appeal.
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Aileen H. Peiletier
Editor Corrects Quote On Quarterly Poetry
Miriam Rosenai writes to dispute a reporter’s remark about Miss Clark’s poems in the quarterly investigation. She says the poems were published for quality, not to imply lesser merit of other pieces.
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Barnard Bulletin
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Miss Clark
Concerns Over Literary Magazine Quality and Leadership
The passage argues that the writer deserves praise for her services, though success is limited. It suggests if Barnard College finds her work unjustified, the fault lies not with her but with the cultural institution's failure to produce a satisfactory literary magazine.
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Barnard
Twentieth Century Limited Bores With Mockery Of Modern Life
A review ridicules the satirical play Twentieth Century Limited for its noisy en route atmosphere and string of caricatures from an intoxicated judge to a byronic ingénue. The critic notes weak plotting, overblown melodrama, and a sense that the piece offers little real emotion or meaning despite a lively cast and production, urging firmer dramatic purpose.
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Ben Hecht
Eugenie Leonisvich
Lily Garland
Jaffe
Jate
Grane Centra
Jae
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Thas
Nappy
Mr. Jaie
Pam
Mugeme Leontovich
Letmtovick
Aycee
Ags
Mhomer
Emma
Mic
Fontribethe
Central Pullman
Grandma
R. M.S. Bole
Brahms and Gershwin Dominate Concert Review
The National Orchestra Association program featured Brahms with limited virtuosity and a modern tilt toward Gershwin. Barzin drew lively bows while Mr Spalding and the ensemble struggled with coherence as critics noted uneven readings and waning audience engagement.
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Albert Spalding
National Orchestral Association
Barzin
Pupzis
Ch Symconereé Gusto
Barzwin
Mindemith Butt
Meirer Dennis
Seying Rimset
Mr. Spading
Berzin
Camille at Civic Repertory Theatre Review
Miss Le Gallienne and her company performed Camille for a moderate audience at the Civic Repertory Theatre. The reviewer notes the heroine Mary Gautier is portrayed poorly and reflects on the play's emotional weight and audience reactions during the second act.
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Civic Repertory Theatre
Miss le Gallienne
Camille
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Marguerite Gautier
Monsieur Chival
Marguerite
Madison Square Garden Philharmonic Sparks Mixed Feelings
A report on Walter Damrosch’s Ali Tschaikowsky concert at Madison Square Garden and the audience’s reaction. The writer admires Gavrilowitsch and the Sibelius 1812 Overture while lamenting changes to familiar scores and contemporary conducting choices. The piece contrasts nostalgic memories with current interpretations and notes strong applause despite disappointment.
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Madison Square Garden
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Walter Damrosch
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Ossip Gabrilowitsch
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Joseph Schildkraut and Josephine Hutchinson in a stage critique
A contemporary review discusses Joseph Schildkraut as a versatile actor who blends romance and irony, never fully fitting a single role, and criticizes Josephine Hutchinson for a Wendy-like portrayal in Peter Pan. The piece notes the performance's tense dynamics and the cast's provocative handling of desire and danger.
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Lienne
Joseph Schildkraut
Darling
Armand Duval
Josephine Hutchinson
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