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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1937
Page
1
The editorial argues that the Undergraduate Association must reclaim its legislative powers in the Representative Assembly. It states inaction stems from the body itself and urges elected members to present issues to constituents and press for use of its powers to address student government problems.
A Dia conference letter from Canton paints St. Lawrence University as a small endowment aided institution with about seven hundred undergraduates across colleges. It notes intimate teaching, fielded by Owen D Young, and a life centered in a farm town with late-night dancing, winter sports, and routine dorm rules.
Students' views vary on conferences. Some say it raises Barnard's profile and provides learning opportunities, while others view the benefit as personal growth or insufficient for the college overall. Opinions cite publicity, intercollegiate exchange, and exposure to broader world issues.
The New History Society offers three prizes for essays up to 2000 words on adjusting and harmonizing cultural and social values of racial minorities in the United States and its territories. First prize is three hundred dollars. The competition is open to all nationalities and races in the United States and territories, with a March 15, 1938 deadline. No registration fees. The Mercury Theatre presents The Shoemakers Holiday in rehearsal, alternating with Julius Caesar. A special performance of The Cradle Will Rock by Marc Blitzstein is set for Saturday, November 27 at midnight. The Return of the Soldier by John Van Druten, American premiere by Columbia Laboratory Players the week of November 29 at Earl Hall, directed by Estelle H. Davis. Tickets on sale at the McMillin Theatre Box Office. The Kingscote Tea Room and AMariana Dining Room offer meals. interns and nurses from St. Luke's frequent the spaces. J. B.
Tyrone Power and Loretta Young headline the comedy at the Roxy with a light, charming tale where love survives a first marriage. The film stars Claire Trevor and Lyle Talbot, while the stage show and dance expos offer festive contrast with the Dance International festival at Radio City.
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