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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1935
Page
1
Published semi weekly through the college year except during vacation and examination periods. By the Students at Barnard College for the Undergraduate Association.
Editorial urges a senior student advisory body to partner with faculty on curriculum changes and English quality assessment. It also proposes a Barnard Works Program to fund a new building with a student led fundraising campaign targeting alumnae and friends.
A Barnard student letter proposes forming a purely discussion group to explore Marx and Lenin works. The plan aims to clarify liberal and left wing movements for the student body, with first meeting scheduled Friday the eleventh at noon in The Little Parlor.
The article clarifies that membership is open to all students who love music, not only skilled performers. It urges Barnard College readers to join, pay one dollar dues to Myra Scrating or the author, and notes plans for student recitals, guest speakers, and free concert tickets if possible.
The article notes an October 18 religious symposium and October 21 discussions by the International Relations Club and Social Science Forum as part of Peace Week. Marion Hall chairs Peace Week for the League and an assembly likely moves to November 12 due to scheduling. She seeks speaker suggestions from students.
Eligibility slips in triplicate must be filed in Miss Weeks Office by heads of all organizations before Monday October 14. All old slips must be refiled. Blanks available in Miss Weeks Office. The Eligibility Committee will notify filers about acceptance or rejection of candidates. For details see Blue Book page 53.
Theatre critic notes the 1935-36 Broadway staging of Othello at the Ethel Barrymore Theatre departs from Shakespeare with modern three wall staging and heavy cuts. Philip Merivale as Othello and Gladys Cooper as Desdemona deliver mixed results while Kenneth MacKenna and Alexandra Carlisle provide the stronger supporting work. The reviewer finds the production flawed yet acknowledges some noble, authentic moments in Merivale’s performance.
A review lauds The Return of Peter Grimm for strong behind the scenes work by its writers and director. Lionel Barrymore stars as Peter Grimm whose ghostly return aids a New England homestead drama blending suspense with a humane séance theme.
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