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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1934
Page
1
Editorial on Barnard Class of 1934 poised for practical future
A Barnard College editorial reflects on the impending independence of the class of 1934, urging practical action, enthusiasm, and realistic views of society. It argues that ivory towers fade as democratic life requires engaged citizens, especially women, shaping marriage, home life, work, and social change.
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Barnard College
Bing
Ivory Towers
The Milky Way Cart Theatre review critique
A critic praises The Milky Way as a riotous debunking of the prize fight racket with Hugh O Connell in a comic lead. The piece notes uneven pacing but lauds O Connell and the production while offering cautious praise for its political messaging. The Rivoli theatre is mentioned as air conditioned and opening with modest fanfare.
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Hugh O’connell
O’connell
Maisie
Are We Civilized? audience clashes with program hype
A reader rejects the film Are We Civilized? and its program challenge to cause pain, recounting a heat filled Astor Theatre viewing and noting a Columbia professor leaving mid show. The letter questions the film’s claim to reveal the viewer’s soul and critiques its anti superstition themes.
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Mary E. Hughes
Miss Hughes
Astor Theatre
Professor Lyons
Columbia
Carl W. Dreppard
Summer Opera Joins Stadium Concerts at City College
The Philharmonic plans summer outdoor programs at Lewisohn Stadium New York City College with opera and symphonic nights. Saint-Saens Samson et Dalila opens June 28 conducted by Alexander Smallens while Jose Iturbi leads the first symphonic series June 26 to July 16 with guest conductors Tark and Bennett.
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Philharmonic Symphony Society
New York
Lewisohn Stadium
City College
WOR
Alexander Smallens
Saint-Saen
Samson and Daitla
Jose Iturbi
Stadium
Deens Tark
Robert Russell Bennett
Goldman
New York University
Hippodrome
Edith Gogolak Dies as University of Budapest Student
The Administration regrets to announce the death of Edith Gogolak a student from the University of Budapest who had been awarded a scholarship to Barnard next year.
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Edith Gogolak
University of Budapest
Hungary
Barnard
Happy Days Bulletin Wishes Readers a Grand Summer
Bulletin staff extends best wishes for the happiest summer readers have ever had, sending warm greetings and seasonal cheer.
Thank you for a year at Barnard undergrad
A Barnard undergraduate expresses deep gratitude for the friendships, lectures, dormitory life, campus athletics, and social experiences in Dunedin New Zealand. The writer notes the new perspectives gained and invites correspondence at London Street, Dunedin.
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Barnard
A. Mere
Hygiene course proposal for 1934 35 at Barnard
Junior and senior Hygiene signups from the classes of 1935 and 1936 express desire for an advanced Hygiene course by Dr Alsop in the 1934 35 academic year. Dr Alsop supports offering such a course to enhance the curriculum for Barnard students.
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Dr. Alsop
Dr.Alsop
Annual Step Singing Ceremony Held Friday
The annual step singing ceremony took place June 1 at 7 30 p m in the Wil bank Quadrangle after class luncheons. The bugle signaled reveille and seniors led with Just up the Bay O the Hudson followed by class songs You can Tell and others to seniors. Rachel Gierhart president addressed the classes and presented her cap and gown to Georgia Remer president of the 145s of 1935. The seniors sang the sets Song then moved to the portico while other classes filled new positions and sang You Can Tell. Songs Stand Columbia Be Side the Waters of the Hudson and Sans Souci followed as the college joined in. Taps closed the ceremony.
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Moses
Jesus
Buddha
Confucius
AEF
Hughes
Wilbank
Hudson
Rachel Gierhart
Jefly
Orgiana Remer
Miss. Gierhart
Columbia
Milbank Hall
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