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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1931
Page
1
The issue from Barsard College reports on undergraduate association activities and student interests with publication during the term. The text notes a semiweekly schedule published by the student body for the college community.
The listing details editors in chief managing editors correspondents and staff at Barnard College including Heven Black Raskin Hortense Calisher and Olga Matret with multiple 1920s dates and staff roles. It notes subscriptions mailing rates second class mailing and address information for communications to Barnard College Columbia University Broadway and 119th Street New York.
A local column discusses Miss Ways and a university plan to address student attendance and credit hours. It proposes making up missed hours, correcting over cutting, and evaluating penalties to maintain departmental standards amid calls for reform.
The Metropolitan Opera Orchestra with Wetec PePoner on organ will accompany the fifth presentation of the Prigeds art Music work Reegen. The score was first performed April 12, 1026, with further dates noted for April POF and February 17, 1929.
An early edition lists a full season of performances at Carnegie Hall and Town Hall. Menuhin on violin, a German opera, and Don Juan are noted, with afternoon and evening recitals by various artists including Robeson and a string quartet.
The Society of the Friends of Music announces spring auditions for new voices. Singers audition on Tuesday March 24 for sopranos and Thursday March 29 for contraltos tenors and basses at Assembly Hall 169 East 22nd Street. Bring music. Rehearsals begin March 31 and continue twice a week through May with Labor Day break. chorus members receive remuneration.
Clayton Hamilton defended James Barrie's artistry at McMillin on Tuesday, praising Barrie for guiding audiences to recognize ideas they already hold. He argued Barrie lets listeners discover truth themselves, while letting others do most of the dramatic work.
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