Barnard College Student Staff Roughly Lists Editorial Team
Semi weekly College Clips edition credits the Barnard Undergraduate Association staff. Editor-In-Chief Helen Block lists managing editors Evelyn Raskin and Gertrude Epstein with assistants including Anna Jacobson and Suzanne Strait. The page also names news board members, town staff, and printing personnel across multiple class years.
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Barnard College
Helen Block
Evelyn Raskin
Gertrude Epstein
American crime wave linked to Prohibition and society
A editorial critiquing rising crime in the United States, suggesting Prohibition as a possible underlying cause. It questions public tolerance for bootleggers, the sociopolitical culture, and systemic inequalities within a capitalist society.
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Stock Exchange
England
Germany
France
America
Dean Mullins On Choosing A Major For Life
Dean Mullins urges students to follow genuine interests when selecting a major. He notes job scarcity makes income a weak factor and warns against choosing fields solely for monetary prospects. He emphasizes inclination and inspiration as the key determinants in career satisfaction.
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Dean Mullins
Dean Mulkins
Justice. Holmes
Crime and economy linked in era column by Dorothy Crook
Dorothy Crook argues crime rises with economic strain and questions single causes. She suggests testing solutions by removing possibilities, noting the underworld may search for figures like Charles A. Lindbergh Jr. but rejects their involvement as a real fix.
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America
Charles A. Lindbergh Jr
Dorothy Crook
Russia's State Collectivism and the Loss of Family Ties
A critical reflection on Soviet policies that remove offspring from parents for state purposes, claim to reduce infant mortality, and replace private family life with communal childrearing. The piece argues this erodes religion, caste distinctions, and deeper emotional bonds, likening society to an ant colony under state design. It questions the long term wisdom of such standardization.
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Russia
Soviet Russia
All The Kings Horses at Morningside Players
A Columbia University Morningside Players production presents a play about a child welfare chairwoman, her son accused of rape, and a tragic ending. The reviewer finds the lead unfeminine, the drama shallow, and the audience left with a hostile view of the feminist figure despite potential for conflict.
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Harry” Mayer
Morningside Players
Columbia University
Madame Child-Welfare
Madame Chairman
Harry Mayer
Glee Club Performs Pergolesis Stabat Mater at Barnard
On Wednesday March 9 the Barnard Glee Club presented Pergolesis Stabat Mater with soprano Kathryn Newman contralto Mary Davenport Columbia string ensemble and William Reese organist. The program, part of a series by Professor Beveridge, reflected Lent with fine choruses and emotional understanding of the sacred work. Newman’s diction pitch and interpretation were commendable.
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Barnard Glee Club
Pergolesi
Kathryn Newman
Mary Davenport
Lehmann-Haupt
Columbia Library
Glee Club
Beveridge
Dramatic Calendar Reflects Fresh Stage Mixes
A collage of plays and critics notes covers Alice Sit by the Fire and The Mirror praised as delightful. Black Tower Petrification and Mourning Becomes Electra loom with postwar themes, while Springtime for Henry and The Left offer satirical takes.
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the Mirror
Paul Muni
Elmer Rice
Cynara
Mutual Fidelity
Trust Company
Herbert Hoover
Vienna
Mrs. Lunt
Henry—Luscious Hooey
Touraine
Molnar
New York
Modern Canadian Art Display At Roerich Museum
March exhibit showcases contemporary Canadian painters depicting homeland spirit through raw virility and bold, varied interpretations. Holgate, Howard, Varley, Lawren, Harris, Carmichael, Carr, Fitzgerald, Lismer and MacDonald contribute landscapes and portraits with stark, northern imagery and cruder yet forceful styles.
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Roerich Museum
Europe
Holgate
Ludovine
Howard
Varley
Lawren
Harris
Aves
Carmichael
Carr
Fitzgerald
North Country
Lismer
MacDonald
League of Nations not failed in Manchurian crisis
Francis Deak of Columbia Law School argued the League has not failed amid Manchurian tensions. He cited U S S R and United States as non members, noted Japan condemnation as a sign, and described the dual civilian military authority complicating actions.
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League of Nations
Francis Deak
Columbia Law: School
Social ‘Science Forum
League
United States
Japan
League Assembly
Deak
Yoshizawa
Mukden
Women Attend Second Vocational Tea With Guidance Bureau
About 150 women attended a second Vocational Tea organized by the Vocational Guidance Bureau. Vivian Futter led the event in place of Elizabeth Stewart, focusing on household subjects, music, play readers, publicity work, and writing where training helps, especially in music and writing.
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Vivian Futter
Elizabeth Stewart
Junior Month Seeks Liaison For College And Community
The Charity Organization Society seeks a liaison for Junior Month to bridge college and the program. Candidates should cooperate well in groups, be interested in social and economic issues, and ready to serve in campus problem solving. Applicants must write a letter and undergo an interview.
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Charity Organization Society
Clare M. Tousley
Barnard Hall
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Anna Jacobson
Bart Kane
Miriam
Rosenthal
Ethel Greenfield
Ellen Lewis
kKleanore
Grushlaw
Suzanne Strait
Bernice Guggenhelss
Emma Manfreda
Rita Guttman
Elizabeth Bullowa
Hortense
Calisher
Ruth Crotin
Nanniette Kolbite
Sylvia Siman
Betty Goldstein
Lillian
A. A
Sylva
McElwain
Madeleine’ Stern
Marianne Neighbor
Corraine Smith
Marjorie’ Brittingham
Catherine. Strateman
Edith Ogur
Mary L. McNulty
Stephanie Morka
Juliet Blume
Virginia Rechnitzer
Betty Guggenheimer
Jean Ehrlich
Geraldine Marcus
Margaret Altshul
Sylvia Simon
Constance Brown
Muriel Kelly
Josephne Diggles
Ruth Rowan
Lenore Yer Em
Steinlein
Mildred O'Hare
Rhoda Brody
N. Y
Barnard Bulletin
Broadway
119Th Street
New Yor
Editorial
Crime In America
Columbia Morningside
Stabat Mater
Social Science Forum
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