Barnard College Students Newspaper Staff Roster
Published semi weekly during the college year the Barnard Students paper lists editors in chief managing editors and town staff. The roster names van Madiin Miliner Enderrede Fitzgerald Gertude Epsteinn Mildred Barish Rose Somerville Margaret Weiss Matiosie Brnningheam Betty Goldstein Stephanie Morka Edith Ogar and others.
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Barnard College
van Madiin Miliner
Enderrede Fitzgerald
Gertude Epsteinn
About Town
Mildred Barish
Rose Somerville
Margaret Weiss
Matiosie Brnningheam
Betty Goldstein
Stephanie Morka
Edith Ogar
The Student and a World of Understanding
Editorial argues students should move beyond sentimentality and acquire informed opinions on international affairs. It stresses knowledge and factual familiarity as tools to foster reasonable amity among nations, noting education’s reach beyond national boundaries and the value of cross cultural understanding. This is the task of the student today.
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America
Twenty Years Ago to the Editor of the Barnard Bulletin
Letter from William T. Brewster reflecting on Barnard College life after a long absence. He notes campus changes, student vitality, and faculty praise, then comments on senior and freshman experiences. The piece mentions library book losses and a Firelight Club revival with an opening meeting set for October 21 in the library.
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Wil
Success Story drama probes greed and downfall
Marine Elliott's Treasure frames a tense rise of a young dreamer from the ghetto who climbs via deceit and ruthlessness. Luther Adler delivers a high strangled performance as the wealth obsessed protagonist. the play ends with murder and a moral rebuke on material gain.
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Jon Howard Lawson
Synts
Luther Adler
Bor
The Man Who Reclaimed His Head On Stage
A vivid sketch of Jean Bart’s theatrical tragedy about a brilliant mind thwarted by a brutal world. Claude Rains portrays the genius afflicted with passion and pathos as he navigates love, wealth, and political intrigue in a dangerous rise to power.
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Berthevi
Paul
Jean Arthur
Start Casey
Jean Bart
R‘cally
Claude Rains
Pew Verin
Adele
Be “Sads
Henri Berthand
Wac
Vein
Berthand
Impressionist Evolution in 19th to 20th Century Art Review
A critical survey traces impressionism from its 19th century roots through Degas Monet and Renoir to later developments. It discusses Degas and the public's reception, the shift toward scientific color theory and pointillisme, and mentions artists like Corot Pissarro Gauguin and Bouguereau in a broader exhibition context.
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Monet
Durand-Ruel
Sociéte Annoymen
Corot
Pissaro
Sisley
Bouguereau
Boudin
Puis de Chavannes
Gauguin
Brittany
Martinique
Renoir
Freud
Renois
Marie Laurening
A Bill of Divorcement Starred by Barrymore at Mayfair
A Mayfair Theatre review notes The Crema A production of A Bill of Divorcement features John Barrymore as the insane Hilary with Billie Burke and Katherine Hepburn in supporting roles. It praises Barrymore’s portrayal, the drama and pathos, and mentions post performance words from cast as photographers capture the moment.
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John Barrymore
Hilary
Billie Burke
David Mancers
Barrymore
Burke
Katherine Hepburn
John Ba
Hollywood
R. M.S
Critics tout lingering impressionism amid evolving art trends
A critic notes that sympathetic childhood depictions of Mary Cassatt and Berthe Morisot show smoother imagery less tied to Monet while a Segonzac watercolor gains value due to the Watson-Blair prize. A Derain head also draws attention as artists remain active. Impressionism endures controversy as trends shift.
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Mary Casset
Berthe Morisot
Monet
Segonzac
Watson-Blair
Derain
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Constance Brown
Celia Steinlein
Editorial
Barnard Bulletin
Mrs. Liggett
Milbank Quadrangle
Committee On Instruction
120Th Street
William T. Brewster
Euripides
Gibert Murray
Kimball
Marine Elliott
Tresire
Dorothy Patten
Breosdhars
Mayfair Theatre
Clemence Dane
West
120Th St
Bainty Food and Git
E. W. Friedgen and Co
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