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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1933
Page
3
A Juniors meeting at Even' Study outlined plans for a musical comedy junior show this spring. Book Chairman Marian Greenbaum led discussions emphasizing an original musical review with a plotted theme and sharp satire. Rehearsals are slated to start in February with ongoing meetings to refine skits and dances for a spring performance.
The French Club stages Le Chambre Bleue Saturday at 8 pm in Brinckerhoff Theatre portraying a 17th century Paris hotel scene. Cast includes Nathalie Drozd, Dorothy Haller, Helen Alanie, Elizabeth Jones, and others. Proceeds benefit the Fry scholarship fund to support French study in France.
Barnard announces sale of Christmas cards to aid the Scholarship Fund. Prices expected at ten cents each or one dollar per dozen, with sales hoped to begin by the first week in December. Students urged to view Barnard's cards before purchasing their own.
The Arion String Quartet performed Brahms in C minor and a new quartet by Professor Moore at Barnard on Thursday November 16 in the College Parlor. Moore attended the concert, praised by an appreciative audience, with Miss Helen Feeney presiding and guests from the Columbia Musical Survey and Barnard faculty in attendance.
Barnard students organize an official Anti War unit aligned with Columbia's movement. Sue Lockwood elected chairman. committees on education publicity research and clubs formed to spread anti war measures and collect pledges of non cooperation in wartime. A noon meeting outlined structure and upcoming officer gathering.
Blanche Yurka extols the Spanish play Spring in Autumn saying language opens new worlds. She spoke at Barnard College tea praising its depiction of Spanish life and homeliness. Producer Arthur Beckhard noted Broadway progress with the Spanish play.
The Social Problems Club announces a series of discussion groups on The Role of the Student in the Class Struggle. Meetings are Tuesday afternoons at 4 30 in 505 Business. The first session is today, November 21. All students are invited.
At Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore on November 17 and 18 the Intercollegiate Newspaper Association of the Middle Atlantic States stressed the role of college papers in shaping public aims. Byron Price of the AP urged that education now goes beyond books and student press must uphold truth and fairness.
Economics discussion group led by Anna Jacobson met November 16 to examine U S monetary policy. Professors Gayer Eliot and Baker joined Miss Smoot's analysis of gold regulation and a mix of methods to increase money supply to end the depression.
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