Barnard College Student Association Publication Note
Published semi weekly during the college year except vacations and exams by Barnard College students for the Undergraduate Association.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1932
Page
1
Barnard selects Student Fellow to study abroad 1932 33
Barnard College announces the election of its Student Fellow for 1932 1933. The program aims to send a Barnard student abroad for a year of graduate study to enrich intellectual life and foster international amity through culture and scholarly exchange.
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Barnard
Lecture on Economic Theory of Socialism at Earl Hall
Twenty years ago at 4 10 yesterday afternoon a Socialist Society lecture in Earl Hall presented Professor Mussey from the Economics department. He offered an unbiased account of socialism and its impact on history, comparing it with other forms of government, followed by a general discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Hall
Socialist Society
Mussey
Department of Economics
College Tea Party and Junior Baby Party Highlights
Seniors hosted a tea and a Juniors party at the theatre with 4 to 6 pm activities and a skit by young students led by Joan Sperling. Attendees included Marguerite Allen and Edith Halfpenny, with Naomi Harris performing a clown routine as part of the entertainment.
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Joan Sperling
Marguerite Allen
Edith Halfpenny
Lillian Waring
Bessie MacDonald
Jean Shaw
Clara Buttenweiser
Ruth Osterberg
Dorothy Kinch
Aries
Naomi Harris
Geeee
Sas
Standing Between Nations Becomes Practice Not Just Sermon
A fragment notes officials and leaders stressing peaceful relations while actions reflect efforts toward cooperation. The text hints at ongoing diplomacy and practical measures amid tensions. No specific dates or entities are provided.
Enthusiastic Crowd Attends Die Walkure
An eager audience enjoyed Die Walkure the fourth Wagner opera conducted by Arthur Kodanzky. Miss Ljungberg impressed as Sieglinde though occasionally over dramatic. Laubenthal’s Siegmund proved hard to listen to with a reedy voice. Gertrude Kappell's Brünnhilde and Friedrich Schorr's Wotan gave standout performances in the afternoon.
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Arthur Kodanzky
Miss Ljungberg
Sieglinde
Barnard
Laubenthal
Siegmund
Gertrude Kappel
Brunnhilde
Friedrich Schorr
Wotan
Flora Collins Sthu bert Memorial Prize Winner Sings at Barbizon Plaza
Flora Collins, winner of the Sthu bert Memorial Prize for 1930, sang last Tuesday evening in the Concert Hall of the Barbizon Plaza. She impressed with a coloratura mezzo voice and a varied program of early Purcell Handel Dunhill songs and Lieder by Schubert Schumann Brahms.
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Flora Collins
Barbizon Plaza
Miss Collins
Purcell
Handel
Dunhill
Schubert
Schumann
Brahms
Philharmonic Endures Toscanini Gap with Beecham Trial
The Philharmonic faced a Toscanini absence as he skipped a full season and illness delayed his return. Englishman Sir Thomas Beecham stood in for March concerts, drawing mixed judgments on his Mozart versus Haydn and Strauss. The piece argues for focusing on music quality over star conductors.
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Italy
Toscanini
Philharmonic
Sir Thomas Beecham
Mozart
Haydn
Strauss
One-man watercolor show by Jacob Getlar Smith at Barbizon Plaza
Jacob Getlar Smith returns from France to present a varied Barbizon Plaza exhibit of watercolors. The works show post impressionist influence with smooth line and sharp draughtsman ship. Highlights include Diana and Artist head studies, Rockaway Idyll and The Crossing. Peni House aims for space impression from a small opening but falls short.
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Philharmonic Orchestra
Boston
Philharmonic
Arturo Toscanini
Toscanini
America
Carnegie
Europe
Jacob Getlar Smith
Barbizon Plaza
France
Mr. Smith
Ahe
Diana
Rockaway
Winter labor school aims and student outcomes
The article discusses the purpose of a winter labor school with courses in social science natural science English and public speaking. It highlights hands on student projects including Mooney Billings case presentations, student and faculty joint administration, and work duties. It notes graduates taking responsible union roles and civic involvement.
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Mooney-Billings
Ernestine L. Friedmann
Barnard
Vineyard Shore
Brockton
Mass
Boot and Shoekers’ Union
Joint Shoe Council
State Department of Labor
Union Labor League
New York City
Pawtucket
American Federation of Labor
Boston
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