Socialist Candidates Share Similar Views On Key Issues
Louis Waldman says Lehman and Donovan would differ little as New York governors on core issues. He notes their shared ties to utility interests and cites Lehman’s stake in Lehman Brothers and ownership links to Consolidated Electric and Gas and related firms. Both favor nonessential campaign themes.
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Lehman
Donovan
Waldman
New York States
Louis Waldman
Bulletin
Mr. Waldman
League of Women Voters
Lehman’s
Lehman, Brothers
Lehman Corporation
Consolidated Electric and Gas Company
New York City
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Niagara-Hudson Power Company
Public Service Commission
Ideals of American Art Discussed at Institute
Royal Cortiss on, dubbed the Whistler in Prose, spoke at McMillin Theatre under the Institute of Arts and Sciences about American art and its ideals. He traced a shift from colonial practicality to a striving for individuality and craftsmanship, noting Reynolds West Stuart and Whistler as pivotal figures in shaping a democratic artistic tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Cortisson
Whistler
McMillin Theatre
Institute of Arts and Sciences
Cortisson
England
America
Joshua Reynolds
Benjamin West
Pratt
Péel
Cromwall
End of Faculty Poll Shows Hoover Leading
Read fragments of a campus polling debate where students comment on Hoover versus Roosevelt and Thomas. Several speakers favor Hoover for stability, though Roosevelt draws support for confidence in government amid economic distress.
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Thomas
Hoover
United States
Strong
Miss Crowley—Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Miss Holland
Tuzo
Erratum corrects club meeting misnaming in October issue
Bulletin regrets an error in the October 21 issue misnaming the tea hosted by Miss Le Duc as the first meeting of the French Club instead of the correct event held the previous Monday.
Italian Conversation Group Organized At Casa Italiana
The Italian Club opened its fall program October 14 with a reception honoring Italian faculty and guests. The first official meeting was October 21 with plans for activities including a tea lecture by Prof. Beveridge on Italian music, a Christmas festival, visits to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, an Ear Art talk by Miss Lawrence, and a tea series. weekly informal gatherings led by Mrs. G Prezzolini offer conversational Italian practice. Interested participants are invited to join via Maria L. Cottone.
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Casa Italiana
Beveridge
Metropolitan ‘Museum of Art
Lawrence
Barnard Fine Arts
G. Prezzolini
Maria L. Cottone
Class Decides To Give Senior Show In Time
Aileen Pelletier notes Barnard students gain insight into others, tolerance, and compassion through activities. Barnard ranked second in music and swimming, with discussion groups on international relations and economic affairs. Dorothy Crook outlines Senior Week events: step singing, Senior Show, Tea Dance, Baccalaureate, formal ball, Commencement, Alumni Day, Ivy Ceremony, Class Banquet, and invites to the A A Tea in the College Parlor.
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Aileen Pelletier
Barnard
Silver Bay
Dorothy Crook
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Mr. Hoover
Kasner
Dr. Rosenblatt
Norman Thomas
Ride ’Em, Cowboy
National Geographic Magazine
Monte Vista
Colorado
WX Jo
Tobscca
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