Barnard Bulletin Subscription Rates and Publication Note
Barnard Bulletin lists semi weekly publication by Barnard College students through the undergraduate association. It notes 1928 postal entry as second class matter and provides subscription rate of 3 dollars per year or 10 cents per issue. The notice references New York City postal service and 1879 act for registration.
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Page staff list and masthead of 1940 issue
The item presents a list of staff roles and names for the newspaper issue dated Friday November 1 1940. It enumerates positions including Business Manager Editor Chief Managing Editor About Town Editor Advertising Manager Circulation Manager Photography and the editorial boards with associated personnel and class years.
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Irene Lyons
Cheef Patricia Iltis Gwor Tit
Doris Prochaska
Riva Rower Wee
Social Service Work on Campus Broadening Opportunities
The Con scription Day Assembly highlighted the Social Service Committee and its expanded role. Students are urged to join tours and apply to participate, gaining experience in humanitarian and social reform efforts amid campus debates on aid to Britain and defense.
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Social Service Committee
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Great Britain
Around Town Notes On Halloween Dreams And Taps
A playful roundup notes sign on door delays and a night out as Maggie Push riffs on fatigue and old tunes. Mentions Tilson's Coke offer and a Shanty beer stop while referencing Mr Swan and a ladder removal near tennis courts.
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MR. Swan
G O P H O P Election Hop Plug and Rose Footwear Tale
A humorous election plug piece recalls Rose facing rejection and a male respondent named Wendell. The crowd wagers on politics and fashion as Rose swaps mule footwear for platform shoes to aid the party. The scene features witty banter about a third term remark and a polished floor.
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Rose
Wendell
Positive convictions and critical doubt on college campuses
The piece argues that skepticism on campus can be valuable, not harmful. It urges undergraduates to weigh beliefs and test faiths through criticism, noting youth resilience aids intellectual growth and that a thinking college education aims to produce reasoning individuals.
Cur- rrent views on skepticism in college criticism
The essay argues that doubt and inaction in student criticism are temporary and useful when skepticism is directed toward constructive ends. Pure negativity harms learning. undergraduates and instructors must guide critique toward reasoned affirmation to avoid authoritarianism that stifles spirit.
World In Flames reissues a stark cinematic journalism reel
Paramount's World In Flames gathers ten years of front pages into a single newsreel style chronicle from 1929 to 1940. It surveys Berlin riots, Paris unrest, Washington protests, and the looming war, intercut with scarce narration and historic images.
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Revolution
Washington
Geneva
Haille Selassie
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Time in the Sun condemned by Legion of Decency
The censorship body denounces Time in the Sun as atheistic and communistic though the article argues it is a beauty with dignity. It portrays Mexican life amid tyranny and resilience, mixing religion and folklore with subtle narration and pantomime. The piece criticizes censorial narrowness and defends the film’s factual portrayal.
REVIVALS DUE AT FIFTH AVENUE PLAYHOUSE
Time in the Sun, the Eisenstein epic of Mexico, ends its world premiere engagement Sunday night at the Fifth Avenue Playhouse. The Cabinet of Dr Caligari, a 21 year old thriller, begins Monday with a special recorded musical score. Peter Lorre will be the added attraction. Dr Caligari was produced in Germany in 1919 and is shown in English. Conrad Veidt Lil Dagover and Werner Krauss head the cast.
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Fifth Avenue Playhouse
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Peter Lorre
Germany
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Lil Casover
Werner Krauss
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