Student Newspaper Published Biweekly Amid Exams and Vacations
The Barcard University student weekly issues mostly during term time lists editors and staff including Editor-in-Chief Pocan Wess and Managing Editor Magee. It notes publication pauses during vacations and exam periods and lists a World and College Clips section with staff such as Rita Elbacca Florence Susxind Celeste Tedel and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Elbacca
Florence Susxind
Celeste Tedel
Cornell Students Debate Civil Disobedience and Law
The Cornell College debate centers on whether disobedience to law merits praise or harms the legal system. Sophomore speaker Sophie argues courage in resisting injustice, while captain William Lloyd contends that lawbreaking undermines courts and order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahatms
Simar An Hoey
William Liovid
Cornell
Colurdia Sceater
Bureau Head to Talk on Crime Prevention
Miss Henrietta, head of the Bureau of Dings Prevention for New York, announces a talk on crime prevention at the Department of Invitatment on Wednesday March 18. She formerly led the Taverne Probation department of Philadelphia's Municipal Court and served on the War Crimes Activities commission.
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Bureau of
New York
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Taverne
Munichal Court of
Philadelhia
Diurine
Peete
War Department
Tae Gin
Miss Addimm
Tre Bureau
Barnard Hosts Press Convention In City Hall
A local report notes Barnard serves as host for a press convention at the city hall. Readable fragments indicate attendees and discussions on journalism topics.
National Orchestra and Opera House Concerts This Month
March events include National Orchestra Association with Ethyl Hayden soloist March 18 at the Metropolitan Opera House. Philharmonic program March 2 featuring Alfred Wallen and Rene Pollain. Yehudi Menuhin final season performance March 20. Paul Robeson appearance March 22. Rachmaninoff at Carnegie March 24. Schola Cantorum Easter program March 25. Jose Iturbi April 7 with Brahms Haydn variations, Beethoven opus 109, and Chopin pieces.
Art Calendar Highlights From Major NYC Museums
Metropolitan Museum hosts Robert Henri Memorial show curated by John Sloane and Eugene Speicher surveying his varied phases. Durand-Ruel runs Marie Laurencin exhibit March 16 to April 4. MoMA features a loan show of contemporary German painting and sculpture until April 26. Knoedler presents Whistler etchings after Meryon through April 1. Kraushaar notes a rebirth of esthetic criticism as it touts a new show in New York.
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John Sloane
Eugene Speicher
Henris
Durand-Ruel
Marie Laurencin
Museum of Modern Art
Knoedler
Whistler
Meryon
Kraushaar
Man
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Pocan Wess
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Roberta Meritzer
Margaret Alsciul
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Barnard Bulletin
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Columbia
John Jay
Cornell College Cefeate
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New Bulletin Officers
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Ethyl Hayden
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Politan Opera House
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Rene Pollain
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Carnegie
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Rachmaninoff
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Schola Cantorum
Hugh Ross
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Gibbons Vittoria and Scarlatti
Jose Iturbi
Haydn
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Barnard Hall
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