Barnard College Undergraduate Association Notice
The publication notes it is issued semi weekly during the college year by Barnard students and serves the Undergraduate Association.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1933
Page
1
The publication notes it is issued semi weekly during the college year by Barnard students and serves the Undergraduate Association.
Mrs Achilles, Edith Mulhall, 1914, elected by Barnard College trustees to succeed Earl J. Hadley as trustee. A Barnard graduate, she served in the Psychology departments at Barnard and Vassar, earned a PhD from Columbia in 1918, led Associate Alumnae, and now presides over the New York Branch of the AAUW.
Rabbi Braunstein details his study in Majorca and plans for a book on Jewish history. He cites a large return migration to Palestine and argues against seeking refuge in America, urging Jews to reclaim Israel as their home.
Editorial rails at the mayoral race as LaGuardia and McKee trade blunders and taunts. It mocks attacks and urges voters toRecall Hoover promise and consider Fusion, warning that issues are overshadowed by noise as November approaches.
The Lyceum stages Sailor Beware a rousing naval farce with Edward Craven Chester and Bruce McFarlane delivering standout turns Audrey Christie shows flirty charm while Chester’s ally delivers the hinge moment. Critics praise the brisk plotting musical interludes and frank treatment of risqué themes as the audience approves.
The piece praises Shankar’s group for their ritualistic and dance driven program rooted in primitive art. It highlights the Mother Earth chant, balanced instrumentation, and Shankar’s mastery of movement, while noting some rhythmically colorless passages and vivid mask scenes such as the Devil Darice. It ends by urging attendance at the upcoming November recital.
The article discusses the National Industrial Recovery Act and Agricultural Adjustment Act as central to the New Deal, describing the programs as closely interlinked and essential to restoring the credit of the United States and promoting veteran relief despite economy measures.
Professor Moley calls the NRA a common sense bill designed to raise farm prices via a consumer tax, offset by higher wages, while balancing capital and labor. He credits General Johnson with drafting the bill and argues for permanent government industrial regulation. Dean Gildersleeve announces an NRA talk by Leo Wolman and notes committee members and student participants.
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