Barnard Bulletin notice of publication and postal details
Barnard Bulletin is published semi weekly during the college year by Barnard College students for the Undergraduate Association. Subscriptions are three dollars per year with mailing at three fifty. It is entered as second class matter December fourteen, nineteen hundred eight at New York. Address communications to Barnard Bulletin Barnard College Broadway and one nineteen th street New York.
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Morosco Theatre Brings Grim Yet Human Spring Song
A Chicago critic reviews Spring Song at Morosco Theatre. Francine Larrimore miscasts but delivers moments of pathos as the young mother Mrs Solomon. Helen Zelinskaya impresses in her English debut while Norman Stuart, Sam Levene, and Joseph Greenwald support a humane, accessible tragedy.
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Morosco Theatre
Francine Larrimore
Mrs. Solomon
Helen Zelinskaya
Miss Zelinskaya
Stast
Solomon
Tillie
Jorrie
Miss Lattimore
Sidney
Miss Larrimore
Morrie
Norman Stuart
Sam Levene
Milt
Joseph Greenwald
Pollikoff Delights Town Hall Audience With Violin Recital
Max Pollikoff opened at Town Hall to an eager crowd on October 10 with Correlli La Folia on loan from Leopold Auer, followed by Mozart and Ravel works. The young American violinist displayed solid technique and varied repertoire, closing with five short pieces. While notes were precise, the interpretation missed some of the composer’s intended warmth and depth.
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Max Pollikoff
Pollikoff
Leopold Auer
Auer
Correlly
Correll
Mozart
Ravel
Maurice Ravel
Debussy
Editorial on Barnard Student Fellowship and peace drive
The Barnard Student Fellowship campaign aims to fund a year abroad for a graduate, now tied to a broader push for international peace and campus-minded ideas. The piece contrasts past glory in Europe with this year's heightened significance and money concerns. A Forum reply to the Columbia Anti War committee argues for broader, less belligerent tactics to gain student support beyond Morningside Heights.
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College Authorized To Organize 112 Jobs
Miss Katherine Doty head of the Occupation Bureau says student help this year could total about 13 000 dollars in value though not all is used. Government through FERA limited to 412 jobs for 56 old and 56 new students paying under 15 dollars a month. Originally 96 were employed. 6 more old students to be added. Most girls work for faculty compiling bibliographies charts classifying books and assisting in laboratories and offices. Demand outside FERA and Mether’s helpers has declined and stores request fewer Saturday workers with stricter height appearance manners and experience.
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Katherine Doty
FERA
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Nore
Battle of Words Over University Anti War Committee
Sylvia Simar defends the University Anti War Committee against an October editorial charge. She cites past and planned anti war actions, publications, symposia, demonstrations for Armistice Day, and Peace Week to rebut accusations of inaction.
Rep Assembly Opens With Plans For Peace Week
The Representative Assembly held its first 1937 meeting on Monday at noon with Undergraduate President Diana Campbell presiding. It invited five foreign exchange students to join the Assembly and endorsed continuing the Penny-a-Meal drive. Clubs were urged to file charters budgets and plans early, and the Peace Week Committee presented an all college assembly and discussion groups agenda. An Undergraduate Association amendment on Games Business Manager was approved.
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Diana Campbell
Representative Assey
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Committee On Peace
Suzanne Strait
Games Business Manager
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