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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1934
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin from the Barnard College Students Association details activities and notices through the academic year with staff bylines including Marjorie Allen. The item reflects a student-run publication serving as the Undergraduate Association’s interests and communications.
The piece argues the Casa Italiana fascism charges reflect a broader clash of ideologies. It defends freedom of speech while urging balanced scrutiny, notes differences between fascism and communism, and praises Barnard College efforts like the Student Fellowship Drive to promote international understanding and peace.
Joseph Schildkraut and Rachel Hartzell star in Elmer Rice new play at the Belasco, a brisk three act drama exploring wealth, class and social awakening. The reviewer praises the ensemble for human, symbolic portraits and notes the play’s provocative themes despite metropolitan critics.
A review of the Pierre Matisse Gallery primitive art show highlights carvings from New Guinea Polynesia and Easter Island. Objects are described as rare valuable and influential on modern sculpture with works focusing on rhythm mass and spiritual expression. The piece notes wood as primary medium and praises an ornamented figure tied to the House of Ghosts with elongated form conveying a nonliteral spiritual essence.
Peace activities at the university ran high all week with campus meetings and rallies. Agnes Leckie of Barnard led a 8:30 am international affairs discussion. a Friday anti war rally at the sun dial drew 500 students from CC NYU Brooklyn Hunter and Columbia. A major aim was a united pacifist front despite differing beliefs.
Ring orders will be taken on Thursday November 15 and Tuesday November 20 from 12 to 3 o'clock. Ruth Harris the Ring Chairman announced a three dollar deposit on the total of eleven dollars must accompany all orders.
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