Refugee Appeal and Quarterly Highlights Reviewed
The college explains refugee aid supports civilization and invites student involvement while noting that refugees may be Jewish Catholic or Protestant if capable. The spring issue features Professor Carolina Marcial Dorado on the Spanish Republic of 1931 and calls for higher quality undergraduate contributions to match faculty work.
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Philosophical problems in interpreting religious texts course
A reader list from a university publication critiques graduate courses and freshman English. They discuss a Winter and Spring Session on Hindu Buddhist and Taoist texts, request more graduate independent work, and comment on course organization and faculty displays.
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Review Snippets Praise and Wishes for Courses
The notes quote various readers praising Massey Huston and Evans while calling for new topics. Suggestions include Gestalt Psychology Marxist History and broader survey courses across departments including music. Comments also express contentment with current offerings.
What Is Woman in the Education Bull Session
A campus column cites Schopenhauer and student quotes to critique women and course requirements. The piece parodies academic debates with sarcastic remarks about feminine intellect, comprehensives, and compulsory language standards.
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New Friends of Music Play Bach Haydn at Carnegie Hall
Sunday concert marked the second of five Bach Haydn programs by the New Friends of Music at Carnegie Hall. Haydn symphonies No 90 in C major and No 87 in A major, restored by Alfred Einstein, debuted in our country. The Bach Concerto in C major for three pianos and orchestra featured Webster Aitken Frank Sheridan and Rosalyn Tureck. Fritz Stiedry led a disciplined, vibrant performance.
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Memorable shows on Fifty-seventh Street galleries
In The Galleries Variety highlights Ki mon Nicholaides at Valentine Galleries with strong outer gallery abstractions and references a J Q Momerge show at Durand Ruel Gallery on East 57 Street. Maxo Vanka's works and St Nicholas Church murals are at Newhouse Galleries until March 27 with praise for social themes and self born technique.
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Crossroads premieres at Filmarte with French director
Sundries notes report the American premiere of Crossroads directed by Kurt Bernhardt, starring Charles Vanel and Suzy Prim. The piece explores amnesia and enviromental influence on destiny. Also tracked are swing items including Tommy Dorsey film talk, an Irving Mills info bureau, Lang and Feather swing history, and New Friends of Music Haydn symphonies effort.
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Crossroads
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Charles Vanel
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Jules Berry
Tania Fedor
Jean Claudio
Marcelle Geniat
Selznick International Pictures
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Broadway
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Leonard Feather
Duke Ellington
Orchestra of the New Friends of Music Augments Haydn 99
The Orchestra of the New Friends of Music will be augmented for the performance of Haydn's Symphony No. 99 in F flat. The article notes additional musicians are joining the ensemble for the concert.
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The 400000000 Film At Cameo Chronicles China Struggle
The 400000000 now showing at the Cameo portrays a heroic people and their fight for national freedom. Filmed in China by Joris Ivens and John Ferno over eight months at front and behind lines. Dudley Nichols wrote the commentary with Fredric March speaking parts. Hanns Eisler provided the score conducted by Dr. Fritz Stiedrich.
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Hanns Eisler
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Crisis premieres at iee Street Playhouse on March 13
The film Crisis premiering Monday March 13 at iee Street Playhouse exposes Nazi aggression in Europe. Directed under supervision of der Kline, it covers the Sudeten regions of Czechoslovakia during the Munich period. Vincent Veal wrote the commentary. Leif Erickson present. Original score by H. W. Susskind.
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