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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1938
Page
1
The immediate student and faculty cooperation after last Thursday's announcement of New College's June closure shows a shared resolve to sustain progressive education. All university schools were shocked, and the student faculty committee will review all aspects to prevent the loss of this modern training experiment.
Senior hygiene courses reflect growing interest in sex education across American colleges and universities. Students vote to support a lecture series on sex education as part of the liberal arts curriculum to aid marital adjustment and prepare undergraduates for later life.
In second page notices readers glimpse a mix of messages from Barnard students and others. Readers debate unlimited class cuts with juried opinions from many alumni and staff, amid lighter notes and odd references to past exams.
Two medical students from P and Bellevue seated at the Virginia Columbia game declare joy at the outdoors. After three TDs the pair pull textbooks from coats and study mitosis while 39 points accumulate. They later boast about skipping the afternoon for the game.
The critic argues the Pulitzer win for Our Town reflects judges more than the play itself. They find the work boring and unfocused, laments its lack of dramatic struggle, and questions Wilder’s posthumous message and the quest for naturalism versus propertied staging.
The latest Brunswick re releases feature re recorded old songs with strong trumpet solos by Bix Beiderbecke and Ellington blues oriented pieces. Duchin and orchestra deliver two popular vocal tracks sung by Stanley Worth. Red Norvo’s vibraphone leads a Swing Pan Alley set by Cootie Williams. Vocalion offers Minnie Mathes and Hoosier Hot Shots. overall recommendation not strong for the last group.
A stark cinematic critique of Nazi oppression and terrorism in Professor Mamlock portrays a Jewish doctor as he and his son confront a cruel state. The story tracks shifting trust from authority to revolt, aided by earnest performances and a vivid hospital setting.
From November 8 to 19 the Art Students in Shibiting cartoons and illustrations by members and ASSOCKIE work will be shown in the League Gallery. Also from November 19 the League will host a one man show of Jean Charlot.
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