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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1934
Page
4
A letter argues that a biased umpire in a basketball analogy reveals how fascism can mimic democratic forms. It condemns self-appointed vigilantes during San Francisco strikes and urges active resistance to fascist tendencies within a nominal democracy.
In a letter to the editor the author argues the core issue is whether Columbia officially supports one political view through a university department. The piece asserts that if Casa Italiana is fascist then it should face investigation and possible removal or redefinition, paralleling actions for other schools of political thought.
Professor Stanley Hart of Columbia Fine Arts Department spoke on Baroque Art of Germany to the Deutscher Kreis. He traced Baroque emergence as a reaction to Renaissance ideals, noting unity of mood and movement, and said Renaissance never entered Germany. He showed slides including Christ on the cross and woodcuts.
A fragmented note notes music club recitals including remarks about a May program and editor mentions. It references the term stride recitals as a highlighted event and cites page four for more detail.
A two minute commotion at Barnard School disrupted an apple sale as a crowd of students surged around the cart. Apples sold 3 cents each and money and prizes spilled onto the hall floor before staff restored order and resumed the sale.
Eleanor Jaffe of the Social Science Forum announces two talks on Educational and Administrative Aspects of Crime at the college Parlor on Monday November 26. Dr Nathan Peyser of New York City schools speaks on Educational Aspects with Austin H McCormick of the City Department of Correction presenting Administrative Aspects.
The managing board of Bulletin announces open staff positions for undergraduates interested in proofreading. Applicants should address letters to Miriam Roher. Candidates will be considered in order of application.
Professor Frank Calcott of Columbia’s Spanish Department displays paintings lithographs and drawings in a weeklong exhibit in the Conference Room. Works include The Towers Riverside Church Before a Storm The Sun Dial Crescendo and The Model's Evening at Home among others.
Societe Francaise presents Moliere Les Precieuses Ridicules in Brinkerhoff Theater at 8 30 p m directed by Madame Jeanne Vidon Varney. Profits fund Paris fellowship for a French major three months study in France with dancing to follow by Sam Coombs orchestra. Cast includes La Grange Anderton Du Croisy Forman Gorgi bus Laurie Mardelon Vaurie Cathos Lenert Marotte Block Almanzor McClintock Mascrille Thibault Jodelet Adelson Porteurs Kornblith Braddy spadassin Lange. Tickets at Catharine Owens or at door. members 75c, 1 50 per couple. non members 1 and 2 for students 1 25 per 2.
A crowded City College of New York scene shows students denouncing President Robinson and supporting expelled peers and a dissolved student council. ROTC members monitor tensions as demonstrators burn an effigy and petition restoration, while Gottschall declines to comment.
The Barnard College N R A committee presents its second bibliography on the National Recovery Program. It lists works from Adams to Weishaar and Parrish, with titles on economics recovery, industrial policy, capital markets, and the New Deal.
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