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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1932
Page
1
The publication appears as a semi weekly issue released during the College Year by the Students at Barnard College aiming to support the Undergraduate Association.
An editorial weighing Governor Roosevelt's push for regulation of utility holding companies. It argues his claims about inflation, Insull, and rate reductions are partly misleading while noting many operating companies remain insulated from the parent’s collapse and that current rate structures hinder fair returns.
An analysis argues holding companies must redistribute assets to stabilize investment risk and support subsidiaries. It critiques overexpansion and deflation fears, noting utilities’ fixed costs, wage trends, and the limits of rate relief through more regulation or politics.
A critic mocks a dirty joke in a Forty-Eighth Street Theatre program noting French farce translation broadness and calls for return to straight burlesque on Forty-Second Street. The writer jokes about a future revival of The Music Master and laments low-brow fare.
A review of Ellen Glasgow's The Sheltered Life surveys General Archibald’s aging conflict between memory and action. It praises Glasgow’s keen satire and moral reach while noting metaphysical digressions and narrative balance faults in this tale of a once independent planter now sheltering his dependents.
The student body will face more assemblies this year with two required per semester. Notable programs include a political assembly before the election where party representatives present views, organized by Professor Braun and Hildegarde FitzGerald.
Friday candidates include Miss Armstrong Gertrude Rubi samen and Florence Dickenson. Armstrong’s past roles include Freshman Greek Games Chairman athletics Greek Games and class basketball. She will lead the next Athletic Association event an all college dance on November 18.
Those interested in writing reviews of art music or dance for the About Town staff are asked to communicate with Mildred Barish.
A Geneva School of International Relations program drew a diverse student body of over 39 nationalities in six weeks of lectures and workshops. The experience reshaped ideologies into a practical international thinking art, weaving threads of nationality into patterns of harmony while noting nationalism as a root of many world problems.
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