Fineman Sees America Maturing Through Literature
Fineman discusses the changing American scene and the nation’s maturing identity in modern literature. He argues Americans must examine life, weigh progress and failures, and consider how abroad views shape self perception while emphasizing idealism as the engine of achievement. He cites his novel This Pure Young Man as a counterpoint to the era’s shifting ideals.
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Ving Fineman
Amer
America
Noted Spanish Club tea honors Gabriela Mistral at Barnard
Sefiorita Gabriela Mistral the visiting member of the Spanish faculty and poetess of note was the guest of honor at the club special tea in the College Parlor on Friday October 17 1920 Other distinguished guests included Sefior Robles Miss Fahnstock Mrs Hess Professor Loiseaux and Mr Frederick Lee Betty Despard served at the tea table The club plans an active season focusing on the Spanish scholarship that funds a year in Spain for the recipient
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Sefiorita Gabriela Mistral
Sefiorita Mistral
Barnard College
Sefior Robles
Fahnstock
Vassar
Hess
Loiseaux
Frederick Lee
Betty Despard
Spain
Freshmen Banned From Columbia Productions
Student Council enforces rule limiting freshmen from joining Columbia publications or acting in Columbia dramatic performances. Only sophomores, juniors, and seniors may participate in Philolexian's production of Ben Jonson's The Silent Woman with approval from Student Council and the Faculty Committee on Student Affairs.
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Additions To Library Announced By Staff
Barnard College Library announces new book additions to its existing list. Titles include works by Adams Adeline Alvarez Anderson Appel Babbitt Barett Barger Barnes Barrie Beatty Beer Berenson Bernard Bibliography of British History Bieber Bishop Blasco Ibanez Blunden Bonser Boyd Browning Brunot Bullock Byrne Cabell Cannon Carrere Carrington Cassou Catlin Cecil and others.
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Barnard College Library
Adams
Adeline
Richard Rolle
Allen
Alvarez Juintero
Sangre Gorda
Alvarez Quintero
Anderson
Tar
C.H. Haskins
Appel
John Wanamaker
Arthur
Babbitt
Barett
Baret
L’amadis
Gaule
Barger
Barnes
Barrie
Dear Brutus
Beatty
Beer
Berenson
Bernard
Les Mobiles Castillans
Bieber—Der Kampf
Bishop
Blasco Ibanez
Arroz Y Tartana
el Intruso
Blunden
Leigh Hunt
Blunt and Cowan
Boyd
Anthony Wayne
Brown
Golden Ball
Browning
E. B
Huxley
Brunot
Bullock
Byrne
Cabell
Jurgen
Cannon
Carrere
el Caballero de
la Muerte
Carrere—La Cancion
Carrere—Panderetas de Espana
Carrington
Cassou
Panorama de la Littérature Espagnole
Catlin
Riverside Church Changes Skyline for Columbia Campus
Riverside Church alters the view for nearby Columbia students provoking mixed reactions. Faculty and students debate the tower’s Chartres like feel, the red doors, the new stone, and the angel Gabriel statue that dominates the north corner. The chimes are welcomed as soothing.
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Chartres
Angel Gabriel
New York
122Nd Street
French Club Plans Hallowe'en Production
La Societe Francaise meets October 16 at noon in the Conference Room with new members. The club's play L'Anglais Tel Qu' On Le Parle will be staged Friday October 31 in the Theatre with orchestra, seats priced for members and guests at one dollar and seventy five to one dollar twenty five for non members. refreshments will be served.
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la Societe Française
la Société Francaise
Lucienne Cougnence
Student Council Sets Club Constitution Filing Rules
The Student Council requires all clubs to submit constitutions before receiving new charters. This ensures officers understand duties and privileges their offices entail.
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Student Council
Dean Honored For Ping Pong Sets Donation
Correction notes the Dean suggested furnishing ping-pong sets for the College and Bulletin offers belated recognition of the Dean's thoughtfulness.
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Bulletin
Soph-Fresh Baby Party Plans Shine in Verse
A playful poem describes Sophomores inviting Freshmen to a campus baby party. The plan includes a secret menu and a six oclock gathering in Odd Study, followed by supper and festivities in the gym. The piece captures schoolyard humor and student life with lively dialogue.
Columbia Philolexian Seeks Cast for Epicoene Try-outs
Columbia Philolexian invites Barnard students and non freshmen to try for four roles in Ben Jonson's Epicoene. Try-outs Tuesday 3 to 5 pm in Brinckerhoff Theatre. Roles range from comedy to straight parts.
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Columbia Dramatic Society
Barnard
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