12 Nov 1935
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1935
Page
1
Barnard College issues its semi weekly student bulletin during the academic year for the Undergraduate Association. It is designated as second class matter from October 19, 1928, at the New York post office under the act of March 3, 1879.
The Barnard editorial urges Student Council to appoint a three to five member committee from social sciences to study and promote a student constitutional convention. It argues the issue is timely, clarifies public thought, and prepares first time voters for future presidential elections.
Forum This column showcases student opinions as a platform for free expression. It notes that beliefs stated are not official positions of the Bulletin or its staff and invites varied views from the campus community.
Readers publish a letter criticizing the Barnard Young Communist League AT Barnard and The Barnard Students' Voice as misrepresenting student opinion. The piece argues for original undergraduate thought and critiques leftist slogans while noting the reform of the Voice's attribution.
The film is seen as well intended but disappointing with a mystical idea not suiting screen form. Virginia Weidler shines as Mimsy, while Gary Cooper and Ann Harding give sincere performances though the overall production feels confused and unreal.
Selma Kramer gave a November 6 recital featuring Bach through Debussy with a notable left hand only Godowsky Impromptu and Bartok Allegro Barbaro. The program mixed familiar favorites with rarely played pieces, highlighting strong technique yet uneven sensitivity across Brahms Beethoven Bach and Chopin selections.
Hans Lange directs a five concert series titled Five Centuries of Music for Chamber Dice at Town Hall. The program spans from sixteenth to eighteenth century works to modern chamber pieces, featuring sixteen Philharmonic players and a mix of familiar and rare works. Ernest Schelling plans Carnegie Hall concerts for Children and Young People with ten performances at New York City high schools, supported by Municipal Art Committee to broaden access.
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