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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1931
Page
3
Acting Dean Mullins recalls Armistice Day plan to fund student fellowships to foster international goodwill. Barnard Bulletin notes student effort as a leader among colleges in pioneering such international fellowships driven by student action and cosmopolitan stance.
Barnard College invites all students to enter the annual Poetry Contest judged by the Editor and English faculty. Prizes include first prize and honorable mentions. winners to appear in the May issue. Submissions due by 4:40 PM on Tuesday April 10 sent in duplicate by student mail to Marion Ihn, with one signed and sealed and one unsigned.
Dr Woodbridge of Columbia urged practical philosophy as a way of living not a final authority. He argued wisdom begins with self knowledge and tempered conduct, stressing experience serves not as teacher alone but as guide to steady self mastery.
Professor Brebner of Columbia spoke at the Tuesday Assembly about Russia. He argued the Communist Party maintains strict control through party discipline state servants and public fear of the secret police, enabling self sufficiency with minimal foreign aid after the war.
The Columbia College Varsity Show Great Shakes heads toward its March 11 premiere at Mecca Temple in its 25th annual musical comedy. Arnold Al Auerbach wrote the book and lyrics and will perform Hamlet. the cast includes Lloyd Seidman Ophelia, David Carmody Juliet, George Britton Romeo, Ra Applegate Lady Macbeth, with a 16-member pony ballet directed by Jack Connors and coaching by alumnus Kenneth Webb.
Wigs and Cues invites the college to this afternoon’s Brinckerhoff Theatre performance of Bottom the Weaver. The event showcases a college venue and a student audience amid a daytime show.
Seniors who have not signified their intention to attend Senior Week Activities should do so immediately on the poster in Barnard Hall.
In a debate on gender roles, Dr. Charles Gray Shaw predicts a future where women lead in literature and art while men linger in routine business. The piece notes male students hunger for culture and imagines frat room bootleg cultural imports as a humorous fear.
Wigs and Cues stages Bottom and the Rude Mechanicals in a simplified Elizabethan spirit this afternoon at the Theatre. Miss Virginia Cook directs assisted by Latham. Olga Walles heads costumes with Evelyn Slade and Evelyn Salzberger handling staging. Cast includes Sylvia Weinstock CAUCE, Rosalis van der Stucken, Adelaide Bruns, Dorothea Sable, Helen Wollak, Nina Marean, Margaret Shaffner and others.
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