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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1934
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin is issued semi weekly during the college year by the Students at Barnard College and distributed in advance. It notes second class entry December 14, 1908, at New York Post Office under the 1879 act and mailing at special rate per 1917 act authorized November 13, 1918.
A student editorial questions Red Cross funding and wartime role while urging balanced inquiry. It acknowledges past good deeds, calls for examining budgets and "war machine" claims, then advocates careful truth seeking before action. It also promotes Columbia Anti War Conference petitions due noon tomorrow to support peace efforts.
Henri Muller head of the Columbia extension school French dept spoke on Women As Comic Characters on the French Stage at the Societe Francaise petite causerie. He dramatized readings from early farces including Le Cuvier and contrasted fifteenth century portrayal with seventeenth century Moliere era characters.
Congratulations this week as RKO marks a birthday for the new musical film genre with The Gay Divorcee following Flying Down to Rio. Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers star in lively musical numbers, while Onteora’s Bride on stage adds an Indian legend inspired score and unique staging.
Barnard College issues rules through Dean Gildersleeve restricting student groups from forming ties with outside organizations or individuals without prior approval from the Faculty Committee on Student Affairs and Student Council. The policy covers affiliations conferences speakers and external activities done in Barnard’s name.
Residence hall programs offer musical after-dinner evenings. On November 4 Aida Smith played Gavotte and Fantaisie Impromptu with Rondo and her own piece. November 11 Ada Laide and Vera Riecker performed four violin and piano duets including Tschaikowsky and Godard pieces. November 18 Betsy Ross Rich will present three piano solos by Popper and Bach.
A closing missive from Virginia C. Gildersleeve, dean, affirms that communications reach beyond the College and extend to organizations or places outside the institution.
The Musical Art Quartet launched its ninth subscription season at Town Hall on Tuesday with Mozart’s Quartet in B flat K.458 and Reger’s Quartet in E flat Op. 109. The ensemble drew sharp contrasts between light, graceful Mozart and introspective, tightly argued Reger. Next recital is planned for December week.
The Foreign Policy Association begins its winter luncheon discussions at Hotel Astor New York on Saturday November 24. The meeting will feature opposing views on munitions with Senator Nye and Army officers among the speakers. Admission free for student members. guests pay a reduced rate.
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