Action For Peace At Columbia Protest Meeting
Large turnout at the American Student Union protest at the Sundial shows Columbia students grasp the dangers of Fascist aggression. The call to oppose Hitler's invasion of Austria is urged for all students to register dissent and support actions like revising neutrality laws and boycotting Axis goods. The note encourages Barnard students to attend the April 27 gathering to strengthen Barnard’s voice for peace.
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American Student Union
Sundial
Columbia University
A.S.A
Hitler
Austria
Spain
China
Barnard
Jungle Fever disrupts lectures near Morningside campus
Physicians warn of a spring endemic they dub Jungle Fever around Morningside between 117th and 119th Streets causing restlessness and chalk-throwing pleas to professors. Dr. Asterisk leads studies with pre-med volunteers to eradicate the affliction as Academy of Medicine weighs action.
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Morningside
Dr. Asterisk
Browning Society
A. E. Housman
Academy of Medicine
Barnadia
Martin Arrowsmith
Barnard Survey of Courses Desired by Students
A reader poll list requests add ons at Barnard covering natural science surveys journalism and contemporary literature speech courses English translations for language lit, mathematical history, current events and sociology, photography home economics advertising hygiene French speech, art and choral literature, stenography and typing, journalism in English, cooking courses, vocational guidance, and elementary journalism emphasis.
Haiti and Academic Epidemic on WPA Theatre Stages
A WPA Federal Theatre Project production Haiti presents Toussaint L Ouverture and Christophe in a gripping melodrama with Rex Ingrant and Louis Sharp in key roles. The Mob Theatre at the New School for Social Research offers Academic Epidemic a six scene musical comedy about a leftist college, with engaging performers and catchy songs.
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Haiti
Touaint L’ouverture
Henri Christophe
Napoeon
Odette Boucher
Toussaint
Jacques
Christophe
Rex Ingrant
Louis Sharp
Alvin Childress
General Leclerc
New School For Social Research
The
American Student Union
Vassar
American Youth Congress
Mob Theatre
Mob
Merrily We Live silent spoof of social satire critics say
The review savages Merrily We Live as a limp slapstick by Roach. It mocks the lack of wit and the crudeness of the plot with Aherne’s mustache and a shallow love triangle. Constance Bennett is praised for style, but the film lacks sharp humor.
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Mr. Deeds
Mr. A
Mr. B
Mr.a
Mr. Roach
Joan Crawford
Brian Ahern
Mr. Aherne
Tago
Mercutio
Wade Rollins
Hollywood
Robert Taylor
Katherine Cornell
Constance Bennett
Billie
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Barnard Bulletin
Barnard College
New York
N. Y
Herken Raterok
Foxa Hortem Mas
Elizabeth Swinton
Eee
Flora Ginsburg
Jean Libman
Ruth Insche
Ara Ponchelet
Edna Jones
Mildred Rubenstein
Kathryn Smutl
Evelyn HooLe
Erma Oliveer
Rose Grillo
Shirley Greene
Jean Hollander
Kathleen Richardson
Zabeth Smith
Emma Smith
Marjorie Ullman
National Advertising Service, Inc. College Publishers
Madison Ave
Curiaco
Boston
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Action For
Carol Warner
Gluck
Claremont Avenue
Navy
Riverside Drive
Hudson
Columbia
School of Engineering
Tibbett
Moore
Pons
Flagstad
Kiepura
Journalism and Contemporary Literature
N.W
B. C
A. B
D. L
E. C
P. I
Au Font
R. G
J. T
T. D
M. T
Beveridge
N. R
P. R
A. G
J. G
E. W
R. B
B. H
B. B
M. K
Federal Theatre
Lafayette
Black Majesty
Federal Theatre Project
W.P.A
Faiti
William Dy Laie
Magic Island
Leclerc
Pauline Bonaparte
Bernard Paté
Napoleon
Catherine Lawrence
Claire
Dave Shaw
Lee Rifkin
Frank Tarloff
Jay Gould
Leon Hurwitz
Buddy Yarus
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