Barnard College Student Association Seeks Editorial Roles
Barnard College Undergraduate Association announces semi weekly publication activity for the college year. The Oct 25 1929 issue lists the editor in chief Mary Dublin and staff including Elizabeth Benson Viola Robinson Thelma Rosengardt Alberta Falck and others aiding business circulation and printing.
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Barnard College
Mary Dublin
Elizabeth Benson
Viola Robinson
Thelma Rosengardt
Alberta Falck
Beatrice Saqui
Anita Jones
Frieda Ginsberg
The Great Divide Between Barnard and Columbia
Editorials argue Barnard and Columbia remain divided by walls of tradition and rivalry. Despite shared clubs and student bodies, cooperation is minimal across Arts, sports, and speaker programs. Some steps exist, but reciprocal engagement is weak. the piece urges joint action and honest self-critique.
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Barnard
Columbia
Philo
Morningside
Philadelphia Symphony Opens at Carnegie Hall in Turbulent Debut
The Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra faced mixed reactions as Stokowski conducted Schubert C major, Schoenberg Variations, and Wagner pieces. Critics labeled the Variations cold and mechanical, while the audience hissed and clapped in equal measure. Stokowski defended his program, noting musicians may present works they deem worthwhile.
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Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra
Carnegie Hall
Stokowski
Schubert
Schoenberg
Wagner
Barnard
Carnegie Hall and Town Hall Host Openings This Week
Tomorrow the Conductorless Orchestra begins its second Carnegie season. Sunday the Society of Friends of Music conducts a Bodansky Artur program at Town Hall. Also on schedule are Josef Shevinne and Efrem Zimbalist at Carnegie, Hampden in Bonds of Interest, Mrs. Fiske in Mrs Bumpstead Leigh, Lincoln by John Drinkwater at Forrest, and The Irish Theatre premiere Silver Tassie at Greenwich Village Theatre.
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Carnegie Hall
Carnegie
Society of Friends of Music
Artur Bodansky
Town Hall
Josef Shevinne
Eve
Efrem Zimbalist
Walter Hampden
Divided Honors theater review highlights Glenda Farrell
Florence Healy critiques the play Divided Honors noting Glenda Farrell’s exceptional acting across tragedy comedy and melodrama while finding the production and writing poor. The reviewer condemns the maid’s lines and the disjointed plot though hints at some underlying potential. She warns audiences not to waste money seeking a clearer sense of the title concept.
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Glenda Farrell
Vina Chase
Miss Farrell
Florence Healy
Foreigners to Speak at Next Assembly
The International Assembly on October 20 will feature Dean Galdersleeve detailing her Europe trip. Visiting professor Professor Buehler from the University of Vienna will speak, with exchange students Mass Wilddegarde Anderson of Germany and Miss Julie Averkiyeva of Russia invited to share remarks.
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International Assembly
Dean Galdersleeve
Europe
Buehler
University of Vienna
Mass Wildegarde Anderson
Germany
Julie Averkiyeva
Russia
International Club
Lucretia Moeller
Assemblies
Miss Sabarth Depicts New Turkish Women
Miss Sabarth, former head of the German Department at the Women’s College in Constantinople, spoke at the German Club on life in Turkey. She noted emancipation, veil abandonment, and women’s hunger for knowledge, with some well-versed in several languages and the harem now seen as a place where women gather.
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Miss Sabarth
Turkey
Women’s College
Constantinople
Statisticians Seek Barnard Secrets
Barnard becomes a field for young statisticians armed with questionnaires to map local mysteries. Citizens are urged to cooperate and reveal secrets to produce averages, charts, and graphs for their study.
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Statisticians
Barnard
Classical Club Opens With Greece Talk at College Parlor
The Classical Club holds its opening meeting in College Parlor on Friday October 25. Professor Van Hook will discuss experiences in Greece. All interested are invited to attend and tea will be served.
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Classical Club
College Parlor
van Hook
Greece
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