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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1937
Page
1
The class of 1938 salutes Miss Weeks for decades of devoted service as Assistant to the Dean in charge of Social Affairs. Her counsel shaped student life, linking campus and broader social issues, and her impending departure will be a loss to Barnard and its students.
A reader recalls missing the Book Fair while still savoring the event. H. G. Wells and Robert Frost spoke, the lunch counter ran low on ham sandwiches, and the crowd pressed toward seats and a hoped for glimpse of notables. Professor Summit preached about balancing material life with spirituality.
Readers debate the value and function of Representative Assembly at Barnard College. Many urge clearer publicity and student engagement, while critics call the body dull or unnecessary. Suggestions include publicity efforts, integrated governance, and improved participation by freshmen and busy students.
At Carroll Carstairs Gallery and Findlay Galleries on East 57 Street the Berthe Morisot show runs to December 4 with works chosen by Morisot from her Paris home including many studies and oil paintings. Across the way Marie Laurencin’s exhibit remains through November 27 featuring her feminine cubist influenced portraits and dreamlike scenes.
Review praises the comedy It's Love I'm After starring Bette Davis and Olivia de Havilland while noting Basil Underwood's reform plot. It highlights the Nut Club party scene and two Center Theatre dance nights on December 12 and January 2 with Ballet Caravan and modern dance programs.
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