Barnard College Students Publish Semi Weekly Paper
Publication details note a paper issued by Barnard College students for the Undergraduate Association. It is published semi weekly throughout the college year with breaks for vacation and exams. Volume XXXVI lists October 13 as issue date, number five.
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Editorial Crisis in Extra Curricular Activities
The piece laments a drop in student involvement as three officers resign citing time workload and ill health. It argues that undergraduates face a choice between class work and office duties, noting ethics loyalty to Barnard and the strain on academic prep.
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Bulletin
Barnard
Disarmament talk and college student concerns in one column
The piece notes Hoover's step toward disarmament by delaying six of eleven destroyers, touches on Kellog pact guarantees, and comments on Laval and global debt concerns. It then shifts to Mayor Walker’s hat auction for charity, Manchurian issues, and calls for an undergraduate association with a Bulletin to gather student opinions on activities and leadership distribution.
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Army Virumque
Cano Barnard
Hoover
Great Britain
Walker
New York Harbor
Cannes
Ireland
Seabury
Honor Code replies to cheating concerns at Barnard
The Honor Board defends the student honor system, arguing cheating harms the community, reports reduce repeat violations, and vague fears fade after Board review. It emphasizes college standards, student responsibility, and public college opinion backing the code.
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Barnard College
United States
Cloudy With Showers at Morosco Plays with College Girls
A theater review discusses Mitchell and Floyd Dell's Cloudy With Showers at the Morosco Theatre. The piece portrays idealistic college women and a professor drawn into a drive in his Ford, with a later plot involving gunmen and a speakeasy. The reviewer notes the play offers social satire while hinting at evolving morality on campus.
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Mr. Mitchell
Floyd Dell
Quiller Collge
Quiller College
Mitchell
M. B.S
Intimate Theatre Presents Petrouchka Inspired Dance Feature
The Intimate Theater stages Petrouchka inspired dance by Gluck Sandor with Felicia Lore and Esther Junger, featuring a mime chorus and a Moor rivalry, framed in a fairground setting. Sandor promotes dance as theater, with plans for Salome and other pieces and a national tour aspiration.
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Petrouchka
Igor Strayin
Sky
Gifiik Sandor
Gluck Sander
Felicia Lorecast
Esther Junger
the Times
Gluck Sandor
Sandor
Mr. Sandor
Rollo Peters
Remy Bufano
Salome
Richard Strauss
Felica Sorel
Laptes
Debussy
Probofieff
de Falla
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Margherita Sylvester
Miriam Rosenthal
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Ellen Lewis
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Anna Jacobson
Maxine Larson
Bernice Guggenheim
Elizabeth Polyzoides
Rita Guttman
Marge LeVine
Hortense Calisher
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Sylva McElwain
Madeleine Stern
Lorraine Smith
Olga Maurer
Marianne Neighbor
Catherine Strateman
Edith Ogur
Mary L. McNulty
Betty Goldstein
Stephanie Morka
Juliet Blume
Virginia Rechnitzer
Jean Ehrlich
Geraldine Marcus
Margaret ‘Altshul
Sylvia Simon
Constance Brown
Muriel Kelly
Ruth Rowan
Josephine Dugeles
Lennore Oppenhein
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