The Burke Case Divides Columbia Campus Debate
Editorial weighs the Burke case at Columbia University with Dean Hawkes and the American Student Union offering conflicting views on expulsion and free speech. It argues for academic freedom while noting evidence limitations and urges fair treatment of student expression. The piece also previews a varied 1936 37 musical season featuring Rodzinski conducts Elektra Parsifal and Barbirolli leading orchestras with a slate of prominent soloists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Robert Burke
Burke
Dean Hawkes
American Student Union
Germany
Howsaz
Hersél
Colombia
Philharmonic-Symphony Society
Robert Casadesus
Myra Hess
Josef Hofmann
Vladimir Horowitz
Jose Sturbe
Arthur Schnabel
Frank Sheridan
Rudolf Serkin
Beveridge Webster
Ethel Bartlett
Rae Robertson
John Corigliano
Samuel Dushkin
Jascha Heifetz
Mishel ‘Piastro
Charlotte Boerner
Chrysothemis
Frederick Jagel
Orestes
Dr. Rodzinski
Carnegie Hall
John Barbirolli
Scottish and Leeds Symphony Orchestra
Carola Goya
People’s Symphony
Washington Irving High School
Granada
Laura, Dubmann
Gloria Perkins
Federal Theatre Faces Growing Pains In Second Broadway Season
After a year of trial and error the Federal Theatre returns to Broadway with four plays and a fifth planned. Critics note offerings fall short of past artistic standards and question the English translation of Katayev's The Path of Flowers while awaiting the Negro version of Noah and the Sinclair Lewis project It Can't Happen Here to reach twenty eight cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Theatre
T. S. Eliot
State
Katayev
Irving Dew. Talmadge
Barnard Mourns Two Trustees in Obituary Tribute
The Barnard College community honors Trustee and Professor roles as it notes the passing of longtime Treasurer and scholar Mr. Plimpton and Charles Knapp, head of the Classics department. Knapp served Barnard for over five decades, contributing as teacher, editor, and scholar.
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Shakespeare
Chaucer
Barnard
Erasmus
Melanchthon
Plimpton
Charles Knapp
Knapp
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Barnard College
Classics
Wadly's Southern Union College News Letter dated Sept 24 1936
A Wadly Alabama reader reports on the Southern Union Junior College operated with NYA aid. The campus uses a student labor system, offers a broad survey program modeled on the University of Chicago, and requires chaperons for off campus activities. The writer, self described as director of extra curricular activities, seeks the Bulletin and notes limited outside contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadly
Alabama
Atlanta
Georgia
Southern Union
Congregational Christian Church
Auburn
NYA
Tennessee
North Carolina
Kentucky
University of Chicago
Sinnott
MacIver
Freshman Blues and Campus Warnings from Bulletin
A college Bulletin column mocks student life and the campus jungle myth with advice on gender roles and education. It recounts a Cape Cod tale and quips about scholars, professors, and the Mortarboard office, inviting reader contributions and warning about pranks and consequences.
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