Barnard Students urged to engage in campus life and activities
President Butler argues that English speaking universities foster social life beyond study and that Barnard students should participate in class and extracurricular activities. The piece encourages involvement in Barnard Quarterly, Barnard Bulletin, Wigs and Cues, A A, Greek Games, and class meetings to build belonging and campus spirit.
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Butler
Barnard
Berious
Barnard Quarterly
Barnard Bulletin
A. A
Hoover says economy is improving amid guarded optimism
The piece notes President Hoover in Cleveland reporting improving conditions amid a cautiously optimistic mood from the American Bankers Association and a Hoover Commission view of economic progress, despite waves of prosperity rhetoric.
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Hoover
Cleveland
American Bankers’ Association
Premier McDonald’s Peace War Sparks Imperial Fray
A British premier faces a fierce clash amid Labour repeal pressure and tariff disputes from the Imperial Conference. Internal party strife and global unrest from Argentina to Cuba color a chaotic scene as observers joke about retirement and a Monroe Doctrine rescue.
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McDonald
England
Labor Party
Imperial Conference
Ois
Puttle
Roosevelt
Outward Bound captivates with screen spectacle at Hollywood Theatre
Review lauds the Warner Brothers adaptation for its striking use of film to stage a voyage to a mysterious port. Treaven earns high praise as a lead, while the all star cast including Leslie Howard and Helen Chandler delivers accomplished performances despite critics noting a loss of subtlety from stage to screen.
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Sutton Vanes
Bottad
Premers
New Holywood
Picture P
Treaven
Warner Brother
New Yorker
Leslie Howard
Helen Chandler
Beryl Mercer
Douglas Fairbanks
Alison Skipworth
Montague Love
Dudley Digges
Alec Francis
Lionel Watts
Leste Howard
Perak
Art Exhibits Of The Week Across New York Galleries
The Marie Harriman Gallery features Renoir to Van Gogh with a notable collection. The Valentine Gallery presents modern French paintings. The Havemeyer Collection at the Metropolitan Museum shows works from El Greco to Courbet before disbanding. The De Hauke Gallery offers Bernard Munllard and Korssel works. A Caracus concert drew praise for Erika Morini, though Bach performance drew critique. Morini to perform December 19 at the Institute and again at Carnegie.
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Marie Harriman
East 57Th Street
Renoir
Matisse
Derain
Cezanne
Rousseau
Picasso
Gauguin
van Gogh
Valentine
Havemeyer
Metropolitan Museum Art
82Nd Street
Math
Wwe
Erika
Morini
Hower
Erika Morini
Institute
Carnegie
Fists Across The Sea and Shifting Alliances
In the eastern Mediterranean era notes show Italy seeking influence alongside Irance and Bulgaria aligning with powers. Italy forms a marriage of convenience with Bulgaria and signals ties with Germany despite strain over 1914 defections as Russia lurks in the background. Lafayette is asked to join or observe.
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Irance
Mediterranean
Italy
Bulgaria
Germany
Russia
Lafayette
Janacek Festival Mass Debuts in New York
Foreign critics hail Leos Janacek Festival Mass as an original, joyous, almost pagan work despite its mass form. The piece is set for its American premiere at the Metropolitan Opera House on October 26 during a Society of the Friends of Music concert.
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Post Orice
New York
N.Y
Meecers
Caracus
Kreutzer Somata
Leos Janacek
Society of the Friends of Music
Metropolitan Opera House
Janacek
Glugolskaya
Karl Holl
Barnard Library Rules Announced for Students
At the start of the scholastic year the Barnard Library urges efficient use for all university members. Books must be checked out at the loan desk, reserve books stay in library for one hour, or can be renewed if no one waits. Reserve items loaned 4 10 or 9 30 PM for overnight return by 9 AM next day. Please observe order and silence and return books promptly. contact Miss Rockwell or the Student Library Committee with questions.
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Barnard
Glee Club Plans Public Concert For December 6
The Barnard Glee Club grows to six voices under Professor Beveridge and plans a public concert on December 6. More members welcome as capacity remains unmet. Rehearsals twice weekly on Tuesday and Thursday from four to five. Some Barnard students also sing in the University Choir with shared rehearsals and scholarship benefits.
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Barnard Glee Club
Sears
Glee Club
Beveridge
Barnard
Columbia
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