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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1936
Page
1
Editorial selections from Barnard Guilford Guilfordian Bulletin and Columbia Spectator urge student activism for peace amid looming conflict. They call for persistent organization education reform and a united stance against war while noting Stanford Swarthmore and international cooperation.
The Empire Theatre review lauds John Gielgud’s Hamlet as a masterful, intimate portrayal that elevates the role above the ensemble. Leslie Howard’s interpretation is set in contrast, while Lillian Gish and Judith Anderson provide notable supporting performances, marking the season as memorable in theatre history.
A collection of student quotes reveals diverse reasons for choosing fields such as music psychology English government history French mathematics and pre law. They cite passions for people, societal impact, problem solving, and personal satisfaction.
The American Student Union launches a Spain aid drive responding to the Federal Union of Spanish Students call for relief. From November 16 to 26, ASU branches in New York City will collect food, clothing, and medicine to aid Spanish students and families facing fascism, with emphasis on readerly civic action and solidarity.
The film blends love and war with exotic settings as Errol Flynn leads a powerful cast. Geoffrey, Elsa, and Perry enact a tangled triangle amid a border massacre and six hundred cavalry against cannons. Spectacular scenes and strong performances frame a rancorous tragedy.
Dr Stern outlines the development of Marxism from mid 19th century upheavals and the rise of the middle class. He notes pre Marx utopian thought, French English cooperative labor aims, and Hegelian idea influence shaping Marx’s theory.
A fragmented narrative recalls a Sunday excursion to Biretto Point on the East River with musings on Indians, skies, clouds, and mysterious sky writers. The piece wanders through reflections on perception, language, and the mythical “Fine Furs” script seen in the smoke of an airplane.
Sunday program at Carnegie Hall features John Barbirolli conducting the Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra. Overture to Reznicek Donna Diana and Mozart Così fan tutte aria No 11 highlight the concert.
The text records a Marguerite Nelson King Ha me en tale about a brother with a black eye and a beefsteak remedy, plus a Roosevelt era political poem from an unnamed contributor. It includes references to election talk and Montaigne quotes, with playful regional spellings and fragmented lines.
An odd fragment from a Barnard Fair note hints at a committee’s planning, with scattered references to a mean hat, a poker face, menus, and beds. The text appears garbled and contains many unreadable words and unclear actions.
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