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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1933
Page
1
Barnard College students issue a college year publication noting it runs semi weekly during terms except vacations and exam periods. The paper carries notices for the Undergraduate Association activities and events in volume 38, number 13 dated November 17.
The issue lists editors and staff across departments including Gertrude Epstein as editor in chief and Anna Jacobson as managing editor. It names numerous assistants copy editors news board and department heads with years indicating class years and positions across the publication.
A roadway segment linking Harvard College to Columbia University on 119th Street in New York faces closure for maintenance. Officials warn of detours and advise motorists to use alternate routes during the work period.
A reader defends freedom of speech at the university and criticizes perceived bias in a campus news article. The letter argues for hearing opposing views, cites Luther’s visit and antiwar sentiment, and urges impartial reporting in the press.
Editorial urges Barnard College undergraduates to attend a Permanent Committee meeting on peace and antiwar action. It stresses broad turnout across opinions, destroys campus lethargy, and invites all students to join a movement resisting war and supporting peace efforts.
In a reply to our correspondent, the statement defends Dr. Luther's right to speak while rebutting the reception as guest of honor by the University. The objection centers on implied approval of his government's policies by the official fete and questions whether the other side of the picture is worth viewing.
The Empire stages a lively Moliere style comedy with lovers and witty servants amid a compact set. Productions by Perkins and Walker shine, with deft adaptation by Gutterman and Langner, and strong musical interludes by Seifetz and others augmenting the period flavor.
Jascha Heifetz gave his second season recital last Sunday presenting a program of violin works largely unfamiliar to most listeners. He opened with Bach's C minor sonata and exhibited his signature rich tone and flawless bowing technique. The article notes Bach wrote two violin sonata forms, one solo suite and another with piano accompaniment.
Isidor Achron, formerly Heifetz’s accompanist, appeared as soloist at Carnegie Hall on Friday evening November 10. His program mixed Bach Haydn Chopin and moderns Borodin and Scriabin with a musicianly controlled approach. The Bach and Haydn group stood out, the Bach transcriptions played with clarity and legato, while the Haydn captured harpsichordean mood though bass occasionally muddled.
Rosemary and Stephen Vincent Benet have crafted A Book of Americans with illustrations in red white and blue by Charles Child. The volume evidences a patriotic spirit through its text and art.
An extemporaneous debate held by the Debating Club on Monday November 18 argued that political and economic life should be carried on independently. The meeting featured an animated discussion with all members participating. Students interested in joining the Dating Club should contact Miss Angeline Bouchard, President.
All swimmers are invited to join a stunt swimming contest starting Monday November 20. Each set includes a stunt for every letter of the alphabet, with three fun challenges to try and more fun when completed. Come and test your alphabet knowledge and skills.
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