Barnard Bulletin notices and publishing details
Published semi weekly during the college year by Barnard College students for the Undergraduate Association. Entered December 14 1908 as second class matter at New York Post Office. Mail rate provisions noted and communications directed to Barnard Bulletin at Barnard College Columbia University Broadway and 119th Street New York.
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Barnard ‘College
New York
N.Y
Barnard Bulletin
Barnard College
Columbia
University—Broadway
119Th St
Hail and Farewell to a Bulletin Editor
A solemn farewell editorial reflects on the outgoing editor Miss Epstein and the recent censorship controversy at Barnard Bulletin. The piece praises her leadership, notes the air cleared after the Rep Assembly meeting, and wishes the incoming editor success while urging discretion, tolerance, and principled reporting.
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Bulletin
Rep Assembly
Miss Epstein
Camp Reservations at Barnard Camp Pledge and Responsibility
A Barnard College forum letter urges students to treat weekend camp posters as binding pledges. Margaret Holland cautions against signing without commitment, notes the need to notify Camp Chairman if canceling, and stresses fairness to fellow students unable to obtain a reservation.
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Barnard
Barnard Camp
Margaret Holland
Return Slip Cover Missing From 301 Barnard Hall
Ellen Jacobsen asks the person who took a chair slip cover in 301 Barnard Hall to return it.
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Barnard Hall
Ellen Jacobsen
University Glee Club To Present Brahms Requiem
The Barnard gymnasium hosts a joint concert by the Barnard Glee Club Columbia University Glee Club Columbia University Chapel Choir and Columbia University Orchestra on Saturday March 24. A 150 voice chorus and two soloists Mrs Alice Perkins and Mr Harrington Housen perform Brahms German Requiem in seven movements. Directors are Professors Lowell and Beveridge. The Rangerstone electric pipeless organ debuts, using light from a bulb to drive a photoelectric cell with eight loudspeakers. William Resse will operate the console. Admission is free.
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Brahms
Barnard Gymnasium
Barnard Glee’ Club
Columbia ‘University Glee Club
Columbia University Chapel ‘Choir
Columbia University Orchesta
Alice Perkins
Harrington -Housen
Lowell
Beveridge
Brahm
Schumann
Robert Schauffer
William
Resse
Merry Mount Opens New American Opera at Metropolitan
The Metropolitan Opera presents Merry Mount by Howard Hanson set in 1625 Puritan Massachusetts. Richard Stokes’s drama follows Bradford amid Puritan piety and Maypole revels, with strong singing by Leonora Corona and Louis D Angelo and notable Rosina Galli choreography drawing applause.
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Metropolitan
Donizetti
Linda di Chanounix
Howard Hanson
Merry Mount
Richard Stoke
Hanson
Massachusetts
Bradford
Maypole
Tibbet
Leonora Corona
Marigold Sandys
Louis D’angelo
Gladys Swarthout
Rosina Galli
Corps de Ballet
América
The British Are a Queer Folk in Ariane at 55th Street
The cinema review notes The British are a queer folk and their alien temperament reflected in Ariane. A Paris student begins a romance with an older woman unaware she is young. Elizabeth Bergner’s performance is praised for power and versatility.
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Paris University
Ariane
Europe
Elizabeth Bergner
New York Orchestra Debuts at Carnegie Hall Under Sokoloff
The New York Orchestra led by Nikolai Sokoloff performed at Carnegie Hall in a Tuesday program featuring Schubert Unfinished Symphony excerpts from Wagner and Rachmaninoff’s Piano Concerto in D minor with Ezra Rachlin. Rachlin displayed strong rhythm and technique while Sokoloff conducted with restraint as the ensemble showed promising improvement toward a refined balance and coordination.
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New York
Nikolai Sokoloff
Carnegie Hall
Schubert
Wagner
Rachmaninoff
Ezra Rachlin
Sokoloff
Mr. Rachlin
Mr. Rachlir
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