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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1936
Page
1
Letters suggest delaying elections after nominations, expanding candidate access via petition with 75 signatures, and printing candidate statements. Proposals include avoiding Rep Assembly nomination limits and promoting platforms, closer candidate voter contact, and longer petition and posting periods to inform student voters.
Editorial notes a Barnard campus dispute between the Liberty League and anti-Liberty Leaguers with name calling and shroud-stealing accusations. It urges an open college forum chaired by the Political Union to allow direct questions and clear the air among students and faculty.
Nancy Fraenkel argues against Miss Clinton's view that the Liberty League embodies revolutionary spirit. She questions interpretations of Washington, aristocracy, and the Declaration, asking six pointed questions about patriotism, the Constitution, and political labels. A follow up by Molly Clinton is noted as continuing the discussion.
Critics say Nathalia Crane still reads as a child of ten in Swear by the Night. Louis Untermeyer notes contradictions between childish observation and supposed wisdom, finding little lyrical power or arresting personality in the Barnard graduate’s poems.
The film features Charles Boyer and Gaby Morlay with a complex plot about an anarchist and a glamour icon who fall for each other. A courtroom scene and the dilemma between career and love drive the drama, supported by solid acting and notable photography. The Silly Symphony The Ugly Duckling also pleases audiences.
Yella Pessi harpsichordist Suzanne Bloch lutist and recorder player Dolmetsch share a program on March 17 at sterhean hall Three rare instruments are heard together with the recorder noted as a forerunner Few people have heard it played in this era and hall
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