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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1938
Page
1
Fragmentary text from Barnard Bulletin shows names and scattered terms. Key readable items mention local figures and places, suggesting a community notice or brief events summary within a small town bulletin.
The piece humorously weighs spring fever and playground games potsy versus hop scotch rope jumping, praising rope jumping while lampooning hop scotch enthusiasts. It notes Barnard student versatility and invites public discussion, concluding that spring is undeniably here.
The essay decries the dominance of intelligence tests in society and at Barnard, noting how IQ classifications shape dating and job prospects. It recalls personal growth through sports and gym culture, contrasting athletic focus with past insecurities and ending with a vivid scene of a stag dance in Barnard Hall.
The note from N. H. proposes a terrace dance with jungle path lights for color. S. M. 39/40 cautions holding off campus or decorate gym well. C A 738 calls for more lounging space and more refreshments.
Readers propose moving dances from the gym to locations like Casa Italiana or off campus venues. Suggestions include longer dances, outdoor roof options, intermission entertainment, better orchestras such as the Columbia Blue Lions, more decorations, fruit punch, and lounges off the gym.
An extensive Boldini exhibition at the New Gallery on East 57 Street features drawings and studies found in the artist's studio after his 1931 death. The display highlights his portraiture, landscapes, and satirical drawings, with works in watercolors pastels and dry point.
The review warns the film is not a light comedy but a moral drama where the message dominates. Wayne Morris plays a boy who learns to fight and spank the daylights out of trouble, with Priscilla Lane singing Bei mir bist du Schoen. Cast includes Thomas Mitchell Barbara ONeil Dick Foran John Litel Barrie and Dickie Moore.
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