04 May 1937
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1937
Page
1
The Barnard piece argues for a true collective security system led by the United States. It warns against remaining aloof if war erupts and criticizes self isolating democracy. It calls for active, unified action to deter aggression and preserve liberty for all nations.
The Shubert Theatre hosts Babes in Arms a bright adolescent revue with many tuneful songs and standout dancing. Ray Heatherton and Baby Rose receive praise though the plot remains implausible and the continuity suffers, with the Nicolas brothers showing strong stepping. Virginia Bolen and Grace McDonald charm as the sheriff's daughter and substitute.
The Metropolitan Opera opens the spring season at the Metropolitan Opera House with Faust. Hilda Burke debuts as Marguerite. Valetin and Wagner roles are sung by Donald Dickson and Robert Nicholson. Other cast members include Lucielle Browning Thelma Votipka Sydney Rayner and Leon Rothier.
Readers praise the Peace Poll Bulletin for clear questions and wide student participation. Comments note its value in stimulating peace awareness, aiding college activities, and shaping thoughtful public opinion during peacetime and potential crises.
A Barnard College forum letter argues against a proposed gift of an amplifying system for Barnard Hall. Jean McGloughlen contends the project would be unnecessary and intrusive, preferring quiet dignity over blaring sound for speeches and events.
A freshman writer urges replacing outsider judges with alumnae for every athletic event in Greek Games. She argues alumnae’ objectivity improves fairness and seeks reader input for a joint Physical Education meeting to discuss the change. The excerpt also critiques fashion marketing and the New Yorker style column notes.
A critique of mass production argues sizing in women's apparel fails to fit bodies consistently. The author recalls a shopper’s struggle with arbitrary labels and color names, noting the mismatch between store sizes and real bodies, and the industry’s evasive terminology.
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