Barnard College Student Association Bulletin
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1931
Page
1
Columbia Spectator edits stirs college football row
An editorial in the Columbia Spectator accuses the Athletic Association of professionalism sparking a campus dispute. The Columbia football team and broader press respond, defending free speech and editorial policy amid campus tensions.
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Columbia
Columbia Spectator
Athletic Association
New York City
Harris
Spectator
Hiat
Noon meeting rules at Barnard College urged
In a Barnard Bulletin forum Frances M. Smith urges adherence to noon meeting rules under Blue Book guidelines. Noon meetings are restricted by day: Tuesday or Thursday for committees, Wednesday or Friday for class meetings, with Monday reserved for Undergraduate Association reps.
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Barnard Bulletin
Barnard College
Barnard Hall
Frances M. Smith
Junior Sisters to the Editor in Barnard Bulletin
A letter from a class of 1933 member criticizes a Forum note about Juniors and freshmen. She contends jokes about junior experiences may affect the class of 1935 and questions the editorial stance claiming freshmen are hurt by elder humor. The exchange continues on page 3.
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Barnard Bulletin
Editorial Way
Modernist Hamlet by Geddes and Weidman at Broadhurst
The review lauds Geddes and Weidman for a modernized Hamlet using stark stage design and shadow. It notes moments where Ophelia and Hamlet reveal new psychological depth, while praising natural direction and the bold dance pieces linked to modern mood.
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Norman Bel Geddes
Charles Weidman
Alexander Stmallens
Shakespeare
Hamlet
Mr. Weidman
Norman Bel Geddess
Freud
Adler
Eugene O’neill
Raymond Massey
Fritz Leiber
Walter Hampden
Ophelia
Polomius
Laertes
Dancer Peggy Taylor Studio Performance Highlights
Miss Jardine, a professional pupil, danced Tuesday night at Miss Peggy Taylor's Theater Studio. Her first number A Study in Line featured a sequence of positions executed with graceful precision.
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Paramount Theatre
M.H.B
Jardine
Peggy Taylor
Mischievous German Musical Farce The Three Hoheit Befiehlt
A light film review of the German musical comedy The Three Hoheit Befiehlt about a princess Mizzi who falls for Carl the delicatessen dealer. The plot upholds palace intrigue with a brisk transformation of Carl to general and a grand ball escape. Willy Fritsch and Kaethe von Nagy deliver engaging performances in period charm.
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Her
Marie Christine
Mizzi
Carl
England
Willy Fritsch
Reinhold Schrenzel
Sheart
Cinderella
Diplomatic disarmament urged by Fosdick at assembly
Dr. Fosdick urged global disarmament as the best hope for peace noting interdependence among nations. He contrasted defense spending with earlier eras and warned that war causes widespread hardship while advocating U.S. participation in international efforts under the League. Acting Dean George W. Mullins led the gathering.
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Geneva
League
United States
Fosdick
Morrow
Mexico
America
Army
Navy
George W. Mullins
Dr. Fosdick
Student Fellowship Drive Begins Now
The program aims to bring together students from around the world by enabling country representatives to pursue intellectual aims collectively. Fellows are valued for their influence within the groups they join, seen as essential to the project’s success amid current world conditions.
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Togeth
Miss Bouchard
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