Second Columbia Conference on War Prompts Pacifist Debate
Barnard College students weigh pacifism from a practical view as the Second Columbia Conference Against War advances. Editors note skepticism about local agitation but urge a united protest against open warfare, acknowledging complex roots of war and dangers of intolerance.
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Columbia
Lehigh University
Atlantic
Government Department
John Haynes Holmes
Barnard
Roosevelt
Moon
Shotwell
Thomas
Jefferson
Karl
Marx
New York
Berlin
Warsaw
Censorship and Manners at Barnard College
A Barnard student objects to rude behavior by Columbia students and a professor during a crowded elevator incident. The letter accuses manners lapses by male scholars from Columbia and laments Barnard students' censored reputation while noting a professor involved was from Columbia.
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Barnard College
Barnard
Upperclass Support Seen For Barnard Senior-Junior Party Idea
A Barnard Bulletin letter thanks upperclassmen for aiding a dance by Class of 136 in the gym last Saturday Seventeenth. The writer suggests a regular Senior-Junior party to strengthen social ties, noting current Freshman-Sophomore events lack senior interaction and proposing a Senior-Fresh gathering on the social calendar.
Answer To A Query On Barnard Song Tune
A letter notes the resurrected Barnard song titled Squashy Chocolate Eclairs uses Dixie as its tune. The correspondence is addressed to a Madam with a courteous closing.
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Barnard
Dixie
Ritchie Wins G G Point For 37 Lyric Reader
The large group of try outs for speaking parts in Greek Games was held Friday noon. Margaret Ritchie earned the Freshman class one point for the lyric reader with Betty Botham as alternate.
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Margaret Ritchie
Betty Botham
Art Exhibit at Rockefeller Center Bridges Old and New
Mayor LaGuardia opens a vast New York exhibition uniting modern and academic art at Rockefeller Center. Leon Kroll heads an artist committee showing over a thousand works by names like Georgia O Keeffe Speicher Kantor Brackman and many more. The display, mostly living artists from the area, balances radical and conservative styles and features a large two story sculpture gallery. The opening day purchase by the mayor signals a revival in American art as tension between finances industry and art is eased. The program includes Franck Brahms Debussy Chopin with Barnett interpreting the pieces showing technical mastery and sensitivity.
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Leon Kroll
New York City
Eugene Speicher
Maurice ‘Sterne
Kenneth Hayes Miller
Luigi Lucioni
Henry Schnackenberg
Bernard Karfiel
Georgia
Keeffe
Morris Kantor
John Caroll
Robert Brackman
New York
LaGuardia
Cesar Franck
Franck
Barnett
Brahms
R.P. An
pianist David Barnett dazzles in Institute concert
The Institute of Arts and Sciences presented pianist David Barnett on February 24. A young American artist with Carnegie and Town Hall recitals and soloist appearances, Barnett combines technical mastery with deep analysis. His Rigaudon from Grieg’s Holberg Suite captured a fresh, gay spirit, contrasting with more serene passages.
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Institute of Arts and Sciences
David Barnett
Carnegie
Town Hall
Barnett
Rigaudon
Grieg
Fron Holberg
Cinema The Mystery Of The Missing Passey
A Herald review reports a night at the Trans Lux Theatre with a Betty Boop cartoon and Easy Aces short. The writer notes penguin trivia, a canine assault case, blizzard scenes, Rockefeller benevolence, tennis stars, and a mix of light political propaganda, ending with a tease about more on page 3.
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Music Hall
Trans Lux
Graham MacNamee
Arctic Ocean
Ed Wynn
Scottsboro
John D. Rockefeller
Big Bill Tilden
Cochet
Abbas‘sador ‘Bullitt
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Rose Somerville
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Ruth Portugal
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Virginia Rechnitzer
Betty Guggenheimer
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