Barnard College Undergraduate News Editorial Board
The Barnard College student publication announces Vol. XXXVIII issue date October 20 with editorial staff led by Editor-In-Chief Gertrude Epstein and a roster including Rose Somerville Hinde Barnett Rita London Blanche Goldman Margaret Rose Weiss and business team Virginia Rechnitzer Constance Brown Betty Guggenheimer Phyllis Bouton outlining campus culture arts and student affairs for the college year
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Rose Somerville
Hinde Barnett
Rita London
Blanche Goldman
Margaret Rose Weiss
NRA Assembly Describes Recovery Program Origins
On Tuesday October 24 at 1 10 p m Professor Raymond Moley will describe the Recovery Program and the circumstances leading to the National Recovery Act The college is invited to attend.
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N.R.A
Raymond Moley
Plea for Orderly Barnard Hall Posters
A reader writes to The Editor urging clearer poster displays at Barnard Hall. The writer notes chaotic layouts hamper announcements, hurts organizations and the college, and asks for a large bulletin board plus many thumbtacks to support poster makers.
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Barnard Bulletin
Barnard
Barnard Hall
Editorial on youth facing postwar pressures and antiwar mobilization
The Barnard Bulletin urges graduating students to defend themselves against looming European conflict and capitalist aggression. It endorses the Conference against War on October 31 and November 1, urging Barnard representation and student action to show the college’s stance amid rising tensions.
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Lloyd's of London
London
Europe
Germany
Washington
Barnard
Barnard Bulletin
Undergraduate ‘Association
Review of Leon Gordon play An Undesirable Lady at National Theatre
The critic dismisses Leon Gordon's An Undesirable Lady as overreaching and melodramatic though Nancy Carroll and Lee Baker receive attention. The reviewer notes Carroll's limited contribution while praising Baker and the program’s Rogers Peet Company advert. The article mentions wartime context and a noted interlude with Heiliger Nacht during Christmas celebrations.
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Leon Gordon
Rogers Peet Company
Cinema Nears Sympathy and Slowness in German Film
A midcentury review notes The German Situation offers a sympathetic yet heavy portrayal of Germans in America, especially New England. Otto Kruger delivers analytic performances as the German, while Barbara Stanwyck adds depth to the American character. The film’s pace and tonal heaviness dampen interest despite strong acting.
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America
New England
Otto Kruger
Broadway
Hollywood
Barbara Stanwyck
Re‘spond
Mr. Kruger
Uptown Gallery Opens with Mixed Modern Works in West End
A new West End gallery, the Uptown Gallery, debuts with fourteen artists including Milton Avery and A. S. Baylinson. The show features varied styles from emotive color experiments by Leslie Powell to cubist influenced planes in Baylinson and academic works by Forbes Logasa and Charles Logasa. Critics praise the gallery’s open mindedness and note a pioneering spirit in presenting largely unknown artists.
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West End
Uptown
Milton Avery
A.S. Baylinson
New York City
Milton ‘Avery
Leslie Powell
Joseph Solomon
A. S. Baylinson
Don Forbes
Charlie Logasa
Forbes
Charles Logasa
Sophomores Plan Activities at Business Meeting
The October 11 1936 Sophomore class meeting in Room 408 Barnard discussed wing pricing options due to rising gold costs and considered three measures to keep prices stable. Vivian Neale announced the October 27 6:30 pm Freshman Sophomore Party with cafeteria style supper and two skits plus torch passing.
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Barnard
Frances
Eleanor ‘van
Horne
Kathleen Murphy
Vivian. Neale
Charlotte Haverly
Jane Wilcox
Jane Eisler
Advertising Editor Seeks Mortarboard Volunteers
Advertising editor calls for Mortarboard volunteers from students interested in advertising. Contact Miss Weinstock through Student Mail or visit the Mortarboard office. Weinstock aims to recruit many assistants to ensure the success of the feature.
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Mortarboard
Sylvia‘Weinstock
Miss Weinstock
Miss Castellano Reports Spain's Republic Enduring
Miss Castellano says the church is respected by the Republic and gains in influence only through retained power. She notes a new rush of reading with more books added to the Biblioteca Nacional in eight months than in thirty years. Miss Jacobsen describes Jaca as a healthy summer resort with friendly peasants and a modern university hub for nearby life.
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Miss Castellano
Republic
Biblioteca Nacional
University of
Jaca
Ellen Jacobsen
Universit
Miss Krigert Clothes Drive Seeks Donations
Community drive urges residents to donate discarded clothing and footwear to Miss Krigert’s office. Items requested include shoes flats dresses coats and scarves.
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Miss Kruge
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