28 Mar 1939
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1939
Page
1
A fragmented masthead lists Frora Ginsburg as editor in chief and Mitprep Rubinstein as managing editor. Also shows Ara Ponchelet as business manager with the editorial staff and board members implied by the layout.
The article lists personnel including Helen Rome aged 39 and Geraldine Sax 40 among editorial assistants and the News Board members Irene Lyons 4 Miriam Margolies 40 Marion Pratt 40 Elizabeth Price 41 Doris Prochaska 41 Helene Rothenberg 41 Zenia Sachs 42 Dorothy Sherman 42 Ruth Joy Sedgwick 40 Mary Smith 41 Louise Volcker 40 Olga Scheiner 40, outlining staff by role and age.
Barnard students report nearly 1300 collected for refugee relief with support from all college sections including faculty and administration. The campaign, led by the Representative Assembly, aims to aid at least one student refugee and boost intellectual freedom on the Columbia campus.
A campus chorus of spring scenes ranges from outdoor classes to fashion and flirtations. Students debate jungle classrooms and warm weather studies while noting fashion trends, leisure, and the lure of June. A refugee drive update closes the column with continued support requests.
About Town Cinema reviews Sacha Guitry’s Champs Elysees as a bright, fanciful panorama blending fact and fiction. The film traces France’s history through an imagined street, shifting between Versailles and Paris and even St Helena, with a witty performance by Guitry and a capable ensemble.
Jay Connaway, Richmond Indiana native and Art Students League alumnus, displays at Macbeth Gallery 11 East 57 Street through April 3. His weathered, motion filled canvases feature stormy seas and stark landscapes with occasional figure subservience. notable works include Washerwoman at 5 P.M. and Baiting Fish House.
A Columbia University Orchestra member reviews the concert from last Saturday noting the group’s student level, not a conservatory standard. Handel in G Major, Beethoven Emperor, and Sakuntala Overture were played with understanding, beauty, and clarity under conductor Jerbert Dittler, with no mishaps.
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