Peace Week urges Barnard clubs to join in support
Editorial calls Barnard organizations to back Peace Week, arguing that arts and life groups are part of the same effort. It criticizes nonparticipation as unintelligent and urges those not yet committed to cooperate immediately with the Peace Week Committee.
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Peace Week Committee
Barnard
Peace Week
Percevedk
Spain
Atic
Peace
Ick
Darnard
Review of Patience by the D'oyly Carte Opera Company
The critic, wary of Savoyard zeal, weighs Patience as a dated but compelling D and S spectacle. Martyn Green shines as Bunthorne while the company blends precise chorus work with intelligent interpretation, its costumes and setting subtly enhancing the mood.
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Gilbert
Sullivan
Bulletin
D’oyly Carte Opera Company
D'Oyly Carte Company
Repertory Theatre
Music Hall
Martyn Green
Bunthorne
Eleven year old pianist Laura Dubmann shines at Town Hall recital
Laura Dubmann, an eleven year old pianist, played Bach, Mendelssohn, Beethoven, Chopin, Rachmaninoff and Debussy at Town Hall. Critics praised technical ability and tone though noted some pieces lacked full outlines. The review questions early public exposure of young talents and suggests continued study away from public encores.
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Laura Dubmann
Town Hall
Mendelssohn
Beethoven
Chopin
Rachmaninoff
Debussy
Fair Memories and University Club Remarks
A collage of student views on the Barnard Fair features a Psychology Club palmistry booth, a Faculty Play, autographed articles, candy apples, a fortune teller, raffles, and knick knacks. Several entries express hopes for publicity and excitement around the fair attractions and events.
Forum Column Displays Undergraduate Voices
A campus forum invites student opinions on issues shaping university life. Writers present diverse perspectives, exploring free speech, policy, and campus culture, with brief takes from multiple contributors and a call for constructive dialogue.
Dean Gildersleeve backs Roosevelt in radio appeal
Dean Gildersleeve argues for Roosevelt over Landon stressing economy helps avoid starvation, cites two business charts showing upward trends, dismisses communism charges as poppycock, and urges voters to compare radio addresses before choosing the President.
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Miss Gildersleeve
United States
Mr. Landon
Landon
Roosevelt
Sixteen Nobody suspects it a tender Mutual Admiration Club
An obscure club extols its aims and urges students to join by promising instant admiration. It touts exclusive membership for the first twenty-five names received via student mail and hints at a secretive, swift organization working toward its goal.
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Soch Club
Barroom Tale And Campus Snippets From Unseen Pages
A collage narrates a bartender and a sober man recounting a bizarre tale of little men, plus campus life vignettes. The piece mentions the Burke Defenders, President Butler, a cryptic Anne Nonomous note, freshmen whispering about professors, and teeth tests among students.
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Art
Anne Nonomous
Anne
Gaver
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