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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1932
Page
4
The discussion covers Hungary Austria and Germany with hopes for improved Jewish status under new regimes. K Lengyel voices cautious optimism about anti semitic trends easing as conditions improve. Rabbi Weinstein leads a post talk discussion on Jewish radicalism and urban influence.
Warden Honeck outlines prison categories from station houses to state prisons and discusses international systems in comparison. He notes February and March peak populations, praises Holland, and urges preventive work and community cooperation to tackle crime causes.
The Glee Club outlines two main work periods yearly from October to December and February to Greek Games. Peggy Dalglish announces The Plaza as the site for the annual Concert Dance on December 3. The club plans to perform Haydn Mass recently and may sing antiphonals with the Columbia Orchestra next spring.
At Casa de las Espanas on Friday November 11 the Spanish Club staged scenes from Don Juan Tenorio by Zorrilla. Petra Munoz starred as Don Juan and Emma Rodkiewicz as Dona Inéz with a supporting cast including Jean MacDougall and Alice Kish. Receipts go to the Spanish scholarship fund and a December 2 bridge party with dancing and prizes is planned in Barnard Hall.
John Drinkwater opens a four talk series at the Institute of Arts and Sciences on The World in Our Time. The first lecture argues machinery easily satisfies mastery and cites autos planes cinema and radio as examples. He warns of easy mastery dulling taste and notes twelve writers who resist the machine view.
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