Barnard Student Fellowship Drive Aims and Abroad Study
The Barnard editorial outlines the annual Student Fellowship Drive to fund a Barnard senior’s year abroad, selecting fellows for scholarship and service. It notes foreign students from ten countries on campus and urges prompt, generous contributions to support international understanding and reduce drive uncertainty. It also reviews Dimples, Shirley Temple’s film, with praise for cast and stage show elements at the Roxy.
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Barnard
Dimples
Shirley Temple
Shirley
Bill Robinson
Kentucky
Frank Morgan
Uncle Tom
Eva
Halil Johnson
Roxy
Roxyettes
One Hour Tour of New York for a Visitor
A concise plan for a first hour in New York highlighting must see spots. Start at a central transit hub, walk to a landmark, enjoy nearby views, and suggest a quick bite or coffee to end with a memorable impression.
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York
Astor
New York
S. S
New York Stock Exchange
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Barnard College News Sparks Debate Over Academic Freedom
A Barnard article cites several campus events to argue academic freedom persists. It notes the Marxist study club receiving a charter, many students joining, an upcoming Social Science Union election rally with a Browder supporter, and a Communist election booth run with administration permission.
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S¢Dy Club
Social Science Union
Earl Browder
Jake
Toscanini Leads Beethoven Seventh in Potent Final Cadence
Toscanini and the Philharmonic deliver a forceful Beethoven Seventh in A major with brisk dances in all movements. The performance emphasizes pace and clarity, heightened climaxes, and a vigorous sweeping energy that exhausts yet exhilarates listeners.
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Arturo Toscanini
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Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
RCA Victor
Toscanini
Victor
Wagner
Federal Art Project Offers Free Educational Services
The Federal Art Project of the Works Progress Administration announces free public tours of contemporary art, a mailed schedule for students, and special talks to art clubs or cultural groups. It also offers a four session lecture series on Contemporary Trends Toward Mass Culture in Art and the film The Making of a Fresco with no fee.
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Federal Art Project
Works Progress Administration
Lincoln Rothschild
Printer earns new headline role in Barnard bulletin
A lighthearted column notes a smarter printer fixes a misfit headline “Votes Are Counted” to “Votes Is Counted.” The piece jokes about developmental psychology schooling, recounts a boy Wilbur’s curious experiment with seeds, watermelons, and a funny misquote, and ends with a playful aside about a mix of East and West.
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Sun
Barnard
Forum Opinion Column Expresses Diverse Undergrad Views
The column presents college student voices on campus issues and broader concerns. Contributors share perspectives on governance, social topics, and daily campus life, highlighting debate and free expression among undergraduates.
Ambition Drinks Deep From Contests And Ads In 1920s America
The piece lampoons American consumer culture with bragging and satire about entering national advertising contests, brand promises, and ambitions of wealth. It cites Montague and other figures to mock modern pragmatism and the lure of prizes, while inviting readers to anticipate a new quarterly.
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Miss Reichard
America
Furchit
Rabil Dictu
Professor Montague
Stoonagl
Budd
Montague
Neral
Tribune
McCutcheon
Esso
Camay Soap
Ford
RCA
John Chamberlain
Senior class chair passes to girl wonder for brief humor
The senior class cedes the chair to a girl deemed the humorist of the era, promising a fifteen minute display that outshines prior lengthy efforts. Her wit is described as sharper and more sparkling than extended intellectual work.
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