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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1931
Page
1
Barnard College publication lists editor, assistant editors, and staff for the Undergraduate Association. Helen Block serves as editor in chief with Margherita Sylvester and Edith Kane as assistants and copy editor. Other editors include Miriam Rosenthal Ethel Greenfield and Ellen Lewis with additional board, office, and business staff named.
The bulletin asserts decisive action on the college grading system after years of agitation. It notes the editorial does not reargue pass-fail ethics but urges student turnout and serious Dean and faculty acceptance of the college’s chosen outcome, warning apathy could end future curriculum changes.
The Spanish Club's first tea of the season welcomed new members led by president Virginia Conforte who received a Jazo symbol. Francine Alessi discussed Spain’s shift from monarchy to republic and Professor Marcial Dorado highlighted democratic reform and improved communications ahead of polls.
The piece fails as drama despite pleasant actors and scenic effects. The vagabond spirit of the novel is lost on stage with short scenes and weak character development, though Oakroyd stands out with Bradders ford dialect. Susie Dean and Jerry Jermingham disappoint with altered traits and miswritten accents.
The review lauds Gluck Sandor's pantomime style in Salome and Oscar Wilde's influence. Felicia Sorel conveys the princess's willful passion, while Harry Losee profiles John the Baptist with noticeable religious fervor. The dance patterns and rhythmic motion drive tension, tempered by Herod's playful interludes though the climactic Salome dance falls short against Wilde's finale.
Critics compare Wiener and Doucet as complementary personalities delivering a bold program of jazz arrangements by Gershwin Henderson Youmans alongside Bach Vivaldi Mozart and Chabrier. The performance features lively, pianistic interplay with striking rhythmic textures and superb two piano technique.
Industrial leaders from France Germany and the United States addressed the Eighth Conference of Major Industries held at McMillin Theatre under Columbia University and the Institute of American Meat Packers. Dr Butler presided with Fritz Thyssen Arthur Hyde and Andre Citroen among speakers during morning and afternoon sessions.
The college discusses a referendum on adopting a Pass-Fail system. Proponents say it reduces focus on marks and raises overall standards, while opponents warn it removes motivation for top effort and harms scholarship and honors opportunities.
The Classical Club at Columbia University invites all students interested in Greek and Roman literature and civilization to join Professor Van Hook Monday for a talk titled Greek Lands Revisited.
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