Erskine Lectures on Individualism at Yale Chair
John Erskine addressed a large Yale audience Thursday night reviewing philosophy from Plato to Moore and Bacon. He questioned whether the long emphasis on individualism in literature and political theory still holds as revolutions and utopian ideas face modern human nature. He mused if Napoleon could have won at Waterloo if not for fatigue and admitted a lean toward personal responsibility amid radical movements.
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Professor Moore Speaks On Film Music At Assembly
Professor Moore argues music for film must be fresh and felt, not hackneyed. He notes dialogue and background scoring shape modern cinema, warns against literal sound imitation, and urges composers to blend realism with expression to enhance dramatic values.
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Tin Pan Alley
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Second 4 College Dance Set for March 29
Barnard hosts an all college Spring Dance on Friday March 29 with proceeds aiding seniors headed to France. Tickets are 2.25 and couples will dance to the ensemble of 34. Islander entertainers will be featured as the festive event decor brightens the venue.
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Newman Club Luncheon on March 19 Set
The Newman club luncheon for March will be held at Even Study. Madam Muret of the History Department will speak on Learning to Hive Abroad. Guests include Mrs Hayes, Mrs Baldwin, Mrs Herr, Mrs Moon, Miss Weeks, Miss Phelps, and Miss Crowley. Luncheon costs 50 cents.
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Administration Topic of Political Union Continues
The article recounts criticism of the 1930s Roosevelt administration, noting legislative power shifts to the executive, intrusions into the judiciary, and concerns about unemployment and national debt. Sofia Simmonds voices radical views on Roosevelt and production trends, with a future discussion set for April 10 led by a committee.
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Peace Action Committee Plans Armament Discussion
The Peace Action Committee invites the college to a March 21 meeting in the College Parlor to examine the Nye Investigations Committee actions and possible legislation by April 1. Dr Rosenblatt will discuss peace action and political radio on March 20, with Marion Hall urging attendance.
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Professor Moore Showcases Real Dramatic Music
Professor Moore closed his talk with a performance illustrating his idea of real dramatic music a melody of divination and exile by Moussorgsky highlighting drama mood and realism.
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Moussorgsky
Barnard and Columbia Menorah Hold Purim Party
Barnard and Columbia Jewish Students Society plan an annual Purim party Monday night at John Jay Hall. Ruth Saberski of Barnard and Arnold Saltzman of Columbia lead the informal event open to members from 9 PM to 1 AM.
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Prof Fairchild Seeks Faith Through Creative Religious Form
Professor Fairchild at St Pauls Chapel on March 12 argued form is an intellectual emotional and aesthetic necessity and that all seek a shared faith. He urged moving toward unknown truth, noting Christianity’s enduring power yet warning against multiple churches and dead experiences.
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Hanson to Lead USSR Germany Tour From New York This Summer
Francis A. Hanson general secretary of the International Student Service is to head a summer tour of the Soviet Union and Germany. The trip sails June 22 aboard the SS Normandie with stops in Zoist London Leningrad Moscow Dnieprogoes Sevastopol Yalta Odessa Kiev Warsaw Berlin Paris and an optional Rhine Saar Munich Nuremberg extension. Inclusive price is 449 plus 86 for German extension with NY travel bureau details.
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