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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1931
Page
1
Barnard College Student Association issue lists editorial staff for the Undergraduate Association publication. Includes Editor-In-Chief Helen Block and editors across world, college clips, about town, and business desks with names and class years.
The piece criticizes mass schooling and the spread of superficial notebook knowledge. It argues light should be given to those who can see, warns against indiscriminate education amplification, and condemns the mix of academic and professional content in colleges.
Barnard College faces a debate on student involvement in clubs, offices, and college papers. Margaret Martin argues extracurricular work enriches college life, offers leadership, and builds faculty and peer contacts, despite academic pressures and city life.
A critical take on The Father contrasts Strindberg and Andreyev with Petronovich as it portrays a husband driven toward insanity by a wife who manipulates his mind for control. The analysis voices concern that the final act reveals the true borders between sanity and manipulation.
Twenty one paintings by Valentin de Zubiaurre are on display at the Roerich Museum on 103rd Street and Riverside. The Basque artist presents Basque peasant life with mystical undertones, using bold color and sweeping line to convey reserve and otherworldly mood. Martina shows a heavy-set peasant girl with apples while Regatta features striking green design.
A columnist details a scoop about a new fire boat for New York's waterfront being built by a Todd-led shipyard. The craft allegedly cost about 750000 instead of 200000, was fifteen feet too short, and cannot house the needed firemen and equipment. The smaller craft from the main vessel undersized, and the pumping unit fit for one fireman on a single foot, prompting humor about Singer's midgets as a proposed fix.
A critique argues many college courses and students show half-baked effort and public mediocrity. The author urges clearer standards and bolder, more selective advancement to raise overall level.
In Scotland the minimum school leaving age rises from fifteen to sixteen. Glasgow faces about 1.399 million dollars in annual costs though the department deems the figure small against losses to so called humourists who target Scotch thrift.
A columnist argues Chinese actors should stop being depicted as villains in movies. The piece urges more respectful, accurate portrayals and rejects stereotypes in cinema.
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