New York Theme Featured in Junior Show Seals
The Junior Class presents a New York themed revue with two choruses and skits by Janet Modry Hortense Calisher Beatrice Saqui and Elzie Stix. The production runs March 20 evenings and March 21 afternoon with singing by Marguerite de Anguera and others as dancing heads the post show.
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Janet Modry
Hortense Calisher
Beatrice Saqui
Elzie Stix
Iellen Lewis
Ethel Greenfield
Millicent Wood
Lucienne Cougnenc
Marguerite de Anguera
Nlortense Calisher
Juliet Blume
Alice Fisher
Surplus Funds Allocated by Undergraduate Association
An open meeting of the Undergraduate Association decided the $1000 surplus from last year’s Student Fellowship should be used for a sink fund after the original scholarship was declined. The assembly voted to appoint Australian, New Zealand, and Spanish alternates to Barnard if a subtudent cannot be sent, with representation planned for Australia.
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Arts program expands with more productions this year
The club confirms its arts program grows with broader community support and more productions than in recent years, signaling increased activity and public interest.
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Brebner Analyzes Russian Recovery and Capital Use
Brebner discusses Russia seeking foreign capital via concessions to fund construction and expand credits. He notes Russia’s shift to exploiting natural resources under government guidance, growing confidence, and emphasis on machinery over consumer goods, with Communist leadership shaping a materialist drive.
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Mullins Urges Survey of Student Fellowship Work
Dr Mullins calls for a brief study of seven years of student fellowship support. He argues informed decisions hinge on concrete knowledge of the program and its impact. The proposal envisions a Bulletin study of fellows who have served six years, continued on page 4.
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Thorndike Highlights New Specialization In Authorship
Professor Thorndike of Columbia University outlines rising professionalization in authorship as writers form leagues and guild like groups seeking licenses and closed shops. He remains optimistic that guild pride will raise literature quality and that training may benefit future masses while genius remains rare. Revolutions in tradition signal progress, not stagnation.
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