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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1937
Page
1
A member questions the function of the Representative Assembly noting its limited powers to form committees and attend conferences. The piece urges members to engage constituents, emphasize college issues, and restore the body as a functioning representative organ before it collapses like France’s Estates-General.
A reflective piece on Barnard College humor, noting few campus jokes and an absence of anecdotal faculty wit. It cites a venerable Broadway professor who has reused the same quips for decades, tracking class reactions to his jokes and urging a broader drive to cultivate college humor.
Readers propose practical, nonmilitant education for peace and ongoing campus actions. Suggestions include broad student discussions with informed professors, less mob hysteria, and sustained programs beyond a single week.
A metropolitan press critique finds Golden Boy uneven yet vigorously written with dynamic dialogue by Odets and strong performances from Morris Carnovsky Luther Adler and Lee Cobb. The piece credits vivid lines and a powerful core story of Joe Bonaparte but laments excess verbiage and loose structure that dull climaxes. Frances Farmer is singled out as overplayed while others deliver solid work in an otherwise sprawling drama.
RCA Victor records Leopold Stokowski's string orchestration of Moussorgsky's Boris Godounow in a dramatic symphonic synthesis. The review notes bold contrasts, positioning, and the conductor's aim to express Pushkin and Moussorgsky’s sequence while praising Miaskowsky and other catalog works, with overall favorable reception.
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