AYC Pilgrimage Calls for Jobs and Education Support
The American Youth Congress plans a Pilgrimage to Washington with three delegates from the Representative Assembly to press Congress and the President on jobs and education. They seek to extend the National Youth Act to 75 million dollars and pass the American Youth Act to broaden NYA funding and youth administration.
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American Youth Congress
Washington
Representative Assembly
Congress
AYC
New York State
NYA
F.G
Elections Update Defines Editor Elections by Publication
The Representative Assembly revised the Undergraduate Constitution to shift editor elections for the Bulletin and Quarterly to a system that will apply next year. The changes restrict voting to specified voters and redefine eligibility for candidates.
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Representative Assembly
Bulletin and
The
Residence Halls Cafeteria Complaint Spurs Student Action
Resident students express discontent with the residence halls cafeteria food through petitions and calls to raise Barnard Cafeteria lunch tickets. Bulletin explains its role as student press and urges use of Query channels to bring issues to publication.
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Residence
Residence Halls
Barnard
Bulletin
Hollywood and Oxford Echoes in College Films
The author critiques Hollywood college pictures for glamor over truth, noting Oxford fantasies, misread student life, and a humorously sharp memory of bookstore encounters. The piece muses on public perception, education, and the allure of the stage over academia.
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Hollywood
Rosalie
America
Robert Taylor
Oxford
Yank At
Taylor
Classical Records Guide Highlights Major Works and Popular Singles
The piece reviews Victor and other labels with Rubinstein in Chopin and Toscanini in Beethovens Sixth. It calls Beethovens First Symphony by Philadelphia Orchestra under Ormandy insightful and notes top sellers like Be Bop standards and Andrews Sisters. The column ends with a social note on Dorita of France and Barnard girls visiting for fashion trends.
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Yeats
New York
Swinburne
Fraser
Harvard
Classical
Victor A . Victor
Chopin Pia Arthur Rubinstein
London Symphony Orchestra
Barbirolli
Rubinstein
Choy
B.B.C. Symphony Orcher
Toscanini
Beethoven
Philadelphia Orchestra
Eugene Ormandy
Haydn
Mozart
Bulletin
Benny Goodman
Victor
Ziggy Elman
Martha Tilton
Andrews Sisters
Decca
Russ Morgan
Brunswick
Guy Lombardo
Kate Smith
Bluebird
Nita Carol
Alan Holt
Daisy
Vassar
Hudson de Lange
Tommy Dorsey
Dorsey
Edythe Wright
Dorita
France
Barnard
America
Schiaparelli
Patou
Lelong
Maria Guy
Torita
West
112Th Street
Mercury Theatre Offers Student Cards for Cradle Will Rock
Students can use new Mercury Theatre cards for discounted admission to The Cradle Will Rock. The program, highlighted by Mar Bli Stein, enables reduced rates at the Mercury Theatre. Cards are distributed through Columbia Bo.
Bulletin Editors Election Debate Prompts Student Voice
The editor selection by Representative Assembly and Bulletin staff faces critique. Critics say Bulletin serves the whole college, not a private club, and question placing editor choice in the hands of a junior-led, inexperienced majority. They urge reconsideration to restore broader student input.
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Bulletin
Representative Assembly
Sibelius Violin Concerto Star Efren Zimbalist at Carnegie Hall
Efren Zimbalist headlines Sunday matinee with the Philharmonic Symphony Society in Carnegie Hall under John Barbirolli. The program features Humperdinck Haensel and Gretel Overture, Schubert Second Symphony, and Weinberger Schywanda Polka and Fugue.
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Sibelius
Efren Zimbalist
Philharmonic Symphony
Carnegie Hall
John Barbirolli
Humperdinck ‘‘Haensel É Gretel
Schubert
Weinberger
Hofmann
Purcell
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Barnard College
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Edator
Sairt Rothenberg
Evelyn Lichtenberg
Marion Hellman
Ruth Landesman
Carol Warner
Gluck
South Field
Dorita de France
Mercury
Philharmonic Symphony Society
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