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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1934

Page

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Barnard Bulletin Announces Semiweekly Publication Policy

Barnard Bulletin outlines its semi weekly schedule through the college year excluding vacation exams. The Students at Barnard College publish in the interests of the Undergraduate Association and invite subscriptions for one year. Communications should be sent to Barnard Bulletin Barnard College at Broadway and 119th Street New York.

Barnard College Barnard Bulletin Columbia University Broadway 119Th St New York

Peace Week at Barnard Promises Wide Assembly of Events

Editorial highlights Peace Week activities at Barnard College including Psychology Club sessions on the psychology of peace and war, a Current Events Club talk by Treadwell Smith, faculty led discussions, a strong Debate Club showing, and a major Tuesday assembly featuring Vera Micheles Dean on War or Peace in Europe. The piece notes teas as a social feature and emphasizes broad student involvement in this significant coordinated effort.

Barnard Treadwell Smith Vera Micheles Dean Foreign Policy Association Europe

True American Literature Or A Rugged American Realism

The excerpt presents a college view that literature is a flexible term and then prints an emphatic letter dated October 3 from a New York City suburb youth. It includes humorous misspellings and anecdotes about fishing, shoes lost on a lawn, and plans to visit White Plains, with an editor note on space limits.

Adink Tewards House Sissy Ibert Raymond Harold Hlady Lenard White Plains

Lost Horizons at Laurence Rivers Inc

The new production of Lost Horizons draws its strength from the play itself rather than acting. Jane Wyatt impresses but overacts at times. John Gallaudet and Betty Lancaster stand out in strong supporting turns. The plot follows a girl who kills herself and, via the Hall of Records, explores how her life might have saved others, weaving twenty scenes toward a final tragedy.

Laurence Rivers John Gallaudet Paul Duttine Betty Lancaster Este Marshall Hall Janet Hall of Records Dam Thayer J.T

Ray Lev Miss Levs First New York Concert At Town Hall

Miss Ray Lev presented her first concert this season at Town Hall on Tuesday evening October 23. It was her second recital in New York following a March debut that forecast a bright future. She began piano at thirteen and won multiple prizes including a Tobias Mathay scholarship enabling study in England with Mathay. She returned last fall to launch her career here and was invited as soloist with the National Orchestra and to perform at the White House.

Ray Lev Town Hall New York Miss Lev Board of Education Philharmonic-Symphony Society Tobias Mathay Mathay England National Orchestra White House

Discovery of Mazda kre-mel sign puzzles Barnard Bulletin

A group led by Professor Diogenes Aloysius Brain reports a timing quirk at the Mazda oil Kre-Mel sign on the Jersey shore. They note two minute ad cycles and reversed captions after each advertisement, and state they are investigating what Kre-Mel is.

Barnard Bulletin Ford Jersey Marnard Diogenes Aloysius

Case of the Bursting Music Practice Room

Barnard Bulletin complains about noise from the Music Practice Room in Barnard Hall disrupting its office. Editors dread ceiling suspensions as lunch-hour practice intrudes on the small space and hinder copy production in the fourth floor student area.

Barnard Hall Bulletin Ing Imerly Lovely

Wild Beasts at College Inspire Letter to Madam

A campus letter describes a resident squirrel with a thick coat in the jungle area. The writer jokes about naming the animal and introducing it to the college community to encourage other squirrels to join. The tone is humorous and speculative about jungle overruns.

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