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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1933
Page
2
Welcome to Barnard New Students Editorial 1937
This early Barnard Bulletin editorial greets the entering class of 1937. It urges students to seek knowledge beyond routine lectures, stressing philosophy as a way of life and the idea that education opens doors, with instructors handing keys to new opportunities.
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Frances Smith praised by London School of Economics professor
A Barnard College fellowship funded Frances Smith's 1932 33 year abroad. Harold J Laski of the London School of Economics praised her work highly noting her acuteness and quality as one of the best American students to study there.
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Barnard Bulletin
Barnard College
Frances ‘Smith
Harold J. Laski
London School of Economics
Dean Gildersleeve
Frances Smith
College Life and Theatre Notes on Town
A column discusses choosing right college courses and the personal impact of education. It reviews the Ritz Theatre production Double Door, praising its direction, cast, and the musical Hebraic background, noting its cultural value and pageant quality.
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Rollo Wayne
Victoria van Bret
Wendels
New York
1Ifth Avenue
39Th Street
van Groce
Jacob Ben Ami
Arthur Tracy
Shir Tjashirim
Eliahu Hanavi
Pageant The Romance Of A People Opens Jewish History Prologue
The pageant dramatizes forty centuries of Jewish faith from creation to modern Zionist renewal. An unseen reader voices the audience as light reveals figures forming Adam, with the choir singing Borchi Nafshi. Episodes cover idol worship, Abraham, slavery, Jerusalem’s fall, Sabbatean excess, Chassidim, immigrant streams, Chalutzim, and the Hebrew University dome.
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Bereshis Boro Elohim
Adam
Abraham
Jerusalem
Spain
Sabbati Levi
Palestine
The
Hebrew University
Emperor Jones at the Rivoli Theatre Aims for broad cinema appeal
A critic laments the adaptation of Eugene ONeill’s Emperor Jones for film. Paul Robeson delivers a strong performance yet the screen version drags, abandons tight unity for Chronological episodes, and dilutes a vicious character study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emperor Jones
Paul Robeson
Robeson
O'Neill
Jones
Music fans seek affordable concerts in winter and summer
A historical critique notes wide music offerings from the Hippodrome to stadiums and regional venues. It argues high winter prices deter attendance and urges Madison Square Garden to present affordable top-tier concerts to keep culture accessible and boost public well being.
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Salzburg
Majorca
Pease
Lewisohn Tdium
Mall
Philharmonic
Goldman Band
Hippodrome
Rye
White Plains
Weston
Chautauqua
Twety
Stadium du Fuuteion
Mott
Madison Square Garde
Peore
Retired French Department Teacher Miss Helene Bieler Passes
The administration announces the death of Mademoiselle Helene Bieler on September 12. Bieler taught in the French Department for fourteen years and was respected by colleagues and students. Her passing, alongside Professor Prenez’s resignation, signals a major department change.
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Mademoiselle
Héléne Biéler
Miss Biéler
Miss Biéled
Prenez
Bulletin mourns loss of Katherine Halle enbeck
Bulletin extends sincere sympathy to Dr and Mrs Clive E H Allen beck of Dunkirk NY on the death of their daughter Katherine a member of the Class of 1936.
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Pathy
Mrs
Clive E. Hallenbeck
Dunkirk, New York
Kather
Ine
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