04 Nov 1932
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1932
Page
1
Barnard College students publish this semi weekly college year by the Undergraduate Association to inform members during the academic term and pause during vacation and exams.
The entry names Madlyn Millner as editor in chief with class year 33 and lists Hildegarde FitzGerald 33 and Gertrude Epstein 34 as managing editors.
The piece praises Donald Henderson economics instructor at Columbia University on trial for disorderly conduct after attending a City College Liberal Club meeting. It lauds his protest against the suspension of Dr. Oakley Johnson and condemns the actions of university officials as oppressive to student rights and liberal education.
The piece outlines contrasting Democratic and Republican lines on relief, cooperation, and policy. It quotes Senator Roosevelt urging practical support to restore purchasing power and foreign trade, while Judge Genung defends Republican measures including the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and Home Loan Branch to aid railroads banks and homeowners.
A forum column questions Millbank smoke policy and suggests allowing safe corner smoking between class hours to avoid disturbance. The writer humorously notes fire rules backdrop and the cold furniture as reasons to reconsider a designated corner for smoking.
The Abbey Players stage two Irish works with strong performances led by Michael James and Barry Fitzgerald. The Playboy of the Western World captivates with Irish poetry and brisk storytelling, while The Rising of the Moon offers a simple setting and sympathetic Sergeant portrayal.
Archipenko, among the twelve who grasp Einstein theory, is praised for abstract geometry and expressive portraits. Critics note two and three dimensional design tension, metallic sculpture, and the vibrant yet contested figure, with questions about whether the exhibit advances true art.
Victoria Kearney cleared four feet five inches to win the high jump while Ray Montgomery won the 33 yard hurdles in 33 seconds. Nina Gabrilowitsch Viola Wichern tied for first in the 20 yard dash with 3.1 seconds. Agnes Creagh swept hurling events with 71.2 feet javelin 71 feet hurl ball and 71 feet basketball. Seniors led with 29 points followed by sophomores 27 and juniors 12.
Haydn's Third Mass in D minor was performed by the Barnard Glee Club Columbia Glee Club University Choir and University Orchestra under Lowell P Beveridge. The program also included Haydn Symphony in B flat conducted by Douglas Moore and a Haydn Octet in F. Soloists were Ada McLeish Mary Walker Partridge and Harrington van Hoesen. Plans for Barnard Glee Club next month include a November 9 tea with an all Brahms Liebeslieder program and a December 3 concert dance whose music is to be chosen.
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