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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1930
Page
1
Weekly notices outline student participation by the undergraduate association at Parnard College with exceptions for vacation and examination periods.
Editorial argues mid-term pressures push colleges to funnel knowledge into hurried notes rather than deeper thinking. It criticizes Barnard and similar schools for treating learning as bottling and urges reform to preserve genuine education beyond memorization ahead of finals.
Professor Adler of the University of Viers explored adolescence as a crucial developmental phase. He outlined origins of failure from infancy to youth, noted tests of readiness for life, and urged fostering independence and equality for girls to prevent social and psychological issues.
The speaker argues for a broad reform of college education including possibly an extra year or two of study to ensure graduates have engaged in intelligent thinking rather than mechanically absorbing material.
A fragment review touches on war veterans in Ireland and England protesting displays in Armistice Day eras. It notes U S editors commenting on new languages and cancer cures, then shifts to Parliament stalemate with 218 Republicans 216 Democrats and one Farm-Laborite. Mabel Willebrandt backs a Prohibition wine home use case.
A Town Music program featured Bach cantata with a double chorus and strong solo work by Friedrich Schorr. The performance praised faithful interpretation and melodic devotion, with a standout duet by Miss Hayden and Schorr hailed as dramatic and moving. The Friends of Music announce next concert on November 23 with works by Handel Bach and Puccini-Cwi.
Czech violinist Vasa Prihoda made a reappearance at Carnegie Hall after years of European recitals. He offered Mozart and Goldmark concertos with Paganini Strauss and Kreisler arrangements, displaying delicate piano phrasing but uneven pitch, and a more powerful, freer mood in parts of the program.
Dr. Bohin discusses Europe’s experiments with an organic state and the struggle of Russia under the Five-Year Plan. He contrasts Poland’s industrial growth with broad Russian peasant life, notes brutal Rasputin-era upheavals, key revolutions, and the clash between mechanized progress and peasant discipline.
The Toscanini ensemble performed at Carnegie Hall last night presenting three major works in a fine program. A second item notes John Cowper Powys delivering the third lecture of his series next Monday at McMillan Theatre on Shakespeare and related topics.
The review praises Telizabeth the Queen as the top play, lauds Lynn Fontanne as a standout performer, and notes the Theatre Guild and Maxwell Anders receiving Nobel prize level recognition for their contributions to the production.
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