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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1938
Page
1
The article discusses the Peace Poll on campus opinion prior to the April 27 meeting. It notes criticism from Forum readers and explains why pacifism was included alongside collective security and isolationism. Student Council may add two speakers if warranted and asks for student input through the Forum Column.
Social scientists survey American life through magazines and candy stands. They find a male-dominated consumer gaze, a preference for ornamental women, and a split into home makers and crime figures. The piece notes rising use of picture mags, excessive candy variety, and a trend toward publishing calendars advancing or delaying releases.
Read comments urging compulsory voting, open campaigns, platforms, and live candidate forums to boost participation. Students advocate six to three candidate fields, direct representation of groups, and better publicity to raise awareness of who runs and what they stand for.
The Theatre Guild season features Wine of Choice and other liberal plays that divide critics. The review lauds Wine of Choice for strong acting and writing while criticizing To Quito and Back and The Ghost of Yankee Doodle for cliché and weak dramatic support.
A film review lauds Robert Taylor in Yank at Oxford praising his charisma and English accents. The piece notes Maureen O'Sullivan as the love interest, Griffith Jones as rival, and Vivienne in supporting roles. It criticizes originality but praises tone, setting at a picturesque English university, and Taylor's screen presence.
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