Barnard College Undergraduate Association Bulletin
Barnard College students publish a semi weekly bulletin for the Undergraduate Association. The issue lists the editorial board led by Mary Dublin and various editors reporters and staff for November 19 with names and roles across editorial printing and advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard College
Mary Dublin
Elizabeth Benson
Viola Robinson
Thelma Rosengardt
Alberta Falk
Helene Berman
Beatrice Saqui
Frieda Ginsberg
Dora Breitwieser
Ruth Goldstein
Ellen Forsyth
Beatrice Serge
Madeleine Stern
Florence Suskind
Elizabeth Polyzoides
Anne Reinhardt
Emmy Lou Mally
Hilda Mark
Barnard Editorial Urges Personal Role in Student Drive
The Student Fellowship Drive Committee faces opposition arguing work is too individual and too small a unit. The editorial counters that individuation is not evil and Barnard should engage with abroad students and alumni to broaden world understanding through collective effort shared by many colleges.
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Barnard
Second Balcony Thought Reviews Candle Light
The review questions Gertrude Lawrence’s fit in Candle Light noting the play’s servant master theme and its stale novelty. Lawrence appears uncomfortable and unmusical, dragging audience mood, while Reginald Owen offers some strength but fails to save the production. The critic predicts future declines in legitimate theater and voices lingering protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Lawrence
Leslie Howard
Miss Lawrence
Reginald Owen
Prince
Mlle Bourrat at Civic Repertory Delivers Mixed Pathos
The Civic Repertory Theatre presents Adue Bourrat, a character study by Claude Anet anchored by Alma Kruger as the domineering mother and Josephine Hutchinson as Mile Bourrat. The drama blends pathos with humor, and despite a simple plot, strong performances carry the show.
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Civic Repertory Theatre
AdUe Bourrat
Claude Anet
Mille Bourrat
Alma Kruger
Josephine Hutchinson
Mile
Bourrat
Student Government Discusses Felow Sap Drive and Campus Beauty
The Stu dent Coun sel met last Thursday to review the Felow Sap Drive and campus order. Dorothy Kramm reported about 261 in pledges and cash. alumnae outreach was considered. Anita Delice was permitted to present to the Representative Assembly concerns about dirt and refuse around city streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Student Counel
Felow Sap
Dorothy Kramm
Anita Delice
Representative Assembly
Bishop of Winchester to Speak at Chapel
The Right Reverend Frank T. Woods Bishop of Winchester England touring the United States under the World Alliance for International Friendship will speak at a twenty minute service in St Pauls Chapel at noon Thursday November 21 Barnard and other University students are urged to attend and meet him Woods is noted as well liked by students abroad
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Frank T. Woods
Winchester
England
World Alliance For International Friendship
St. Paul’s Chapel
Woods
Barnard
Italian Club Formally Rebrands With Christmas Festa Plans
The Italian Club known as Il Quindincinale renamed itself in a recent meeting and began activities on November 14 in Little Italy Parla. Members sang Neapolitan standards like O Sole Mio and Santa Lucia as part of Festa di Natali preparations. The next meeting will feature patriotic tunes.
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Il Quindincinale
Clu
Parla
Neapolita
Santa Lucia
Spanish Club Bridge and Tea Fundraiser at Hewitt Hall
The Spanish Club hosts a bridge and tea on November 22 from four to six to raise money for books for the Spanish Room in Hewitt Hall. The event welcomes all and offers $50 tickets. Tickets available from Evelyn Safran or Francine Alessi, with dormitory students directed to Gladys Vanderbilt.
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Hewitt Hall
Evelyn Safran
Francine Alessi
Gladys Vanderbilt
Debating Club Seeks Charter at Barnard College
Ruth Nelson and Edith Ogur lead efforts to charter Barnard’s first debating club in five years after a successful Assembly referral. The Student Council will decide inter or intra mural status and elect officers once chartered.
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Wits
Barnard
Ruth Nelson
Representative Assembly
Miss Nelson
Ruth Anderson
Edith Ogur
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