Barnard College Student News March 22 College Clips and staff list
Barnard College semi weekly student publication dated March 22 lists editor Helen Block and a large staff across managing editors news board and business sections. Names include Evelyn Raskin Gertrude Epstein Anna Jacobson Hortense Calisher Ruth Crohn Nannette Kolbite Sylvia Simon Lillian Price and Betty Guggenheimer with Mrs Virginia Rechnitzer and others.
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Helen Block
Evelyn Raskin
Gertrude Epstein
Anna Jacobson
Suzanne Strait
Bernice Guggenheims
Emma Manfreda
Rita Guttman
Elizabeth Burlowa
Hortense Calisher
Ruth Crohn
Nannette Kolbite
Sylvia Simon
Betty Goldstein
Lillian Price
Bulletin editors bid farewell to a strengthened paper
In a reflective editorial the outgoing Bulletin editors acknowledge mixed feelings as they end their term. They note progress in news flow and production, experiments that widened scope, and a desire to improve ties with campus life. They pledge loyalty to the next editor and the paper’s traditions.
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Bulletin
Bullettin
History of Barnard dormitories and key figures
Mrs Lowther clarifies Barnard dormitory history from Fiske Hall 1898 to 1902 through Brooks Hall 1907 and Hewitt Hall 1925. She notes Co operative Dormitory moves, off campus housing shifts, and corrections to statements about Student Aid leadership and Alumnae presidents.
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Mittee
Claremont Avenue
Student Aid
West 116Th Street
Helen Abbott
Co-operative Group
John Jay
Hewitt Hall
Barnard Hall
Mabel Parsons
Stacey
Hess
343 Club
Bliss Alice Keys
Alice Kohn Pollitzer
First Actors Studio presents four one act plays
The First Actors Studio at Barbizon Plaza staged four one act plays for An American Group of Painters on Sunday evening March 13. The Land of Hearts Desire proved too whimsical for a mixed acting body as Kate McComb displayed poised professional skill, while Wednesday’s performance showed a weakness in building a logical climax.
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New York
N. Y
Cinema China Express depicts political allegory on screen
A New School auditorium review surveys Amkino’s China Express with Wendy Atkin as Marie Bruin in a theatrically uneven program. It praises The New World for clever dialogue and condemns a mixed montage while highlighting powerful symbolic train imagery and a stark revolutionary finale.
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China Express
New School
Ying
China
A W A Invites Barnard To World Affairs Institute
The American Women's Association with allied groups hosts a World Affairs Institute at the A W A Club house 353 W 57th St on Wednesday March 23 with sessions at 4 pm and 8 30 pm The program covers European crisis isolationism Far Eastern affairs disarmament and Americas responsibility Speakers include Shepard A Morgan Arthur Capper Jerome D Green John T O Ryan and James T Shotwell John W Davis and John H Finley preside Admission is free and Barnard faculty may attend. applications to Miss Weeks office.
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Shepard A. Morgan
Arthur Capper
Jerome D. Green
John T. O’ryan
James T. Shotwell
America
John W. Davis
John H. Finley
Institute
Barnard
Miss Week
Violinist Karl Andrist Debuts At Town Hall Recital
Karl Andrist, violinist, gave his New York debut at Town Hall on Wednesday March 16. His program featured Handel and Brahms sonatas Saint-Saens concerto and works by contemporary composers. Early in the first part he showed rhythm and interpretive instability likely from nervousness but later gained assurance and played with ease. he possesses solid technique.
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Karl Andrist
New York
Town Hall
Handel
Brahm
Saint-Saens
Andrist
History Major Meeting Hears Professor Hayes
Professor Carlton J. H. Hayes of Columbia spoke to History Majors on March 17 about history as the story of all human speech and action. He described why people study history, noting idle curiosity and interest in antecedents as motivations. He discussed challenges from ancient to modern history and the impact of the printing press and periodicals on recorded history. He highlighted the history of education as a key interest.
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Carlton J. H. Hayes
Columbia
Hayes
Profess¢ Hayes
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