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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1933
Page
1
Barnard College Students publish a semi weekly periodical during the college year except vacations and exams. This issue is Vol 38 November 28 No 16 and serves the Undergraduate Association interests.
A partial roster lists editors including Gertrude Epstein Anna Jacobson Edith Kane and others plus staff across departments. It shows multiple names with class years and roles for editorial staff printing and advertising at Barnard College Broadway and 119th Street New York.
A Barnard College forum letter argues Columbia University should not extend a cordial invitation to Herr Hans Luther Nazi representative. The writer condemns Nazi barbarism and questions free speech as a basis for inviting a regime allied to attacks on science art and literature. They urge Professor Butler to repudiate Luther’s official status and the government’s diplomacy.
Editorial condemns Dr. Butler for opposing cancellation of the Nazi envoy Luther’s planned talk at Columbia. It argues inviting the fascist representative legitimizes brutality and undermines liberal principles, warning that tolerance could enable further attacks on culture and learning.
Eastward bound Broadway talent returns to Plymouth Theatre in a light family comedy. Laura Hope Crews dominates as a wealthily opinionated aunt while Roland Young proves a witty foil. Elizabeth Patterson, Frances Fuller also star as a lively ensemble masks a contrived plot with strong performances.
The Jooss Ballet offers unity of music, dance, and drama in a modern spectacle. The Green Table wins 1922 prize for its sharp satire on diplomacy and war, with Kurt Jooss delivering a rare Death portrayal.
Art critic notes sunlight in Hopper’s work is purer than color with an exhilarating, peaceful mood. The reviewer praises the clean, precise light, smooth wall surfaces, and simple patches of sunlight akin to Dutch masters, while signaling a 20th century shift in perspective.
Dr Reichard exposes a nationwide fraud targeting students with inflated injuries and judgments. The piece cites Barnard students and insurers paying millions yearly, urges education and action, lists an informal committee, and previews future case analyses to curb unfair settlements.
The Problems Club speaks against the German ambassador and campus officials who resist tests and betrayals tied to Hitler era terror. The issue centers on students and faculty facing stigma and exile as authorities test loyalty on campus.
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