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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1933
Page
1
Barnard College Students publish a semi weekly paper during the college year excluding breaks. This issue is volume 38 number 15 dated November 24, issued by the Undergraduate Association for Barnard students.
The piece lists the editorial team including Editor-In-Chief Gertrude Epstein and managing editors Anna Jacobson Edith Kane with assistants Nannette Kolbitz and Elizabeth Simpson. Copy editors Diana Hirsh Dotis Pascal and Miriam Rober appear on the news board.
The piece rails at Tammany Hall and the Curry O'Brien pensions scheme, laments a weak money grab, and predicts diminishing hopes for a triumphant Tammany return in 1937. It urges tax reform lessons and notes booing by Exchange employees on September 13 amid a broader push for civic reform.
Chaplain Knox lectured at Philosophy Hall on November 21 comparing fascist Italy and Spain. He praised Mussolini for social gains while noting concordat with the church. He described Spain’s democracy trend, Catholic dominance, and nationalized church property with church teaching remaining in schools. He urged a peaceful democratic path and education.
International House presents a Monday series of five foreign sound pictures with English subtitles starting November 20 at 8:15 p.m. at 500 Riverside Drive 124 St. Subscription for all five is one dollar. single admissions are 25 cents. First is Be Mire Tonight, then The Road To Life, A Nous La Liberte, Terra Madre, and Kameradschaft.
A mature stage study of desire and corruption unfolds in The Green Bay Tree at Cort Theatre. James Dale and Laurence Olivier deliver gripping performances as a sybaritic puppeteer and his victim, supported by lush Robert Edmund Jones sets and Jill Esmond in a challenging role.
The Beethoven Association concert with the Manhattan String Quartet and Brahms quintette exposed the challenges of intimate group playing in a large hall. The quartet displayed balanced contribution, while the quintette struggled with orchestral heaviness and over refinement. Grete Stockgold impressed with Schubert Wolf Strauss songs, showing vocal versatility and dramatic presence. Fritz Reiner conducted notably, supporting the singer significantly.
The article outlines a new scoring system for Svagon Basketball with first and second teams, notes recent results including Senior first team defeating Sophomore first team on Nov 15, and lists managers and captains. It also schedules upcoming games from Nov 27 to Jan 18 with matches by class and informal bouts for beginners and intermediates managed by students.
Corine Melite Caliste presents a Parisian style event offered by the French Club with a satyr pump and pastoral themes. Enticements include performers Boykin and Law among others with Chazanoff and Schlesinger also listed.
The article discusses the Recovery Administration's functioning, wage scales by skill, and the primacy of collective bargaining as per section 7a of the Recovery Act. It cites Professor Wolman on industry codes and union stances, noting wage increases and shorter hours as revolutionary, plus a Thanksgiving program announced by Dean Gildersleeve for November 28 at St Paul chapel with Dr Henr Sloane Coffin speaking.
The Reverend Adolf Keller, honorary professor at Geneva and Zurich, will lecture on Revolution and Religion in Germany. The talk is on Tuesday at four o clock in the University Seminary on Broadway 120th Street. Students are invited to attend.
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