Students Fight McNabee Resolution for 100 Percent American Identity
Editorial denounces a New York State Senate measure to form a Joint Legislative Committee to probe subversive activity in schools. The piece defends academic freedom and urges students and faculty at Barnard College to back John Burke, emphasizing 100 percent American loyalty. It calls the proposal a nuisance and warns of further opposition.
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State Senate
New York
McNabee
Nunan
New York City
New York State
Senator McNabee
John Burke
Baraard College
Meeas Ane
Glass exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
A visitor walks through the Met glass exhibit open until November 29, tracing 3500 years of glassmaking from Egyptian wares to modern pieces. Highlights include Roman, Near Eastern, Chinese, German, Italian, Dutch and American works, with notable stops at Moorish mosque lamps and Hoffman's wine glass.
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Metropolitan Museum of’ Art
Metropolitan
Near East
China
Tiffany
France
Gallé
Lalique
Questions from Barnard students on opinions and plans
A collection of student queries from 1930s Barnard addressing major choices in major selection reading periods examinations campus improvements and social life including opinions on dorm homework Riverside Courts skating information booths and class gifts from numerous students with varied years and interests.
Vivaldi Stokowski Concerto Grosso in D Minor Review
A RCA Victor recording of Vivaldi’s Concerto Grosso in D minor conducted by Leopold Stokowski with the Philadelphia Orchestra. The review notes showy dynamics and strong conductor personality, a loud overt orchestral texture, precise violin lines, and a tender slow movement, though sometimes the conductor’s traits dominate over the Sonbeetts.
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RCA Victor
Antonio Vivaldi
Leopold Stokowski
Vivaldi
J. S. Bach
Stokowski
Philadelphia
Sonbeetts
Shevinne Recital at Carnegie Hall with Two Pianos
Music notes report Josef and Rosina Shevinne will present a concert at Carnegie Hall on Saturday afternoon November 7. The program includes the first performance of Charles Widor's Toccata in F major arranged for two pianos by Isidor Philipp. Mr Lhevinne will perform a solo group of Chopin pieces.
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Josef
Rosina Shevinne
Carnegie Hall
Charles Widor
Isidor Philipp
Lhevinne
Moley predicts policy shifts after election
Professor Moley outlines likely post election moves in social security reform foreign policy neutrality and industrial cooperation. He foresees three Supreme Court changes two progressive one conservative and warns party splits could tilt 1940 election. He urges an independent public opinion to sway politicians. Dean Gildersleeve introduced him.
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Ment Securities
Moley
Professor Moley
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Landon
Dean Gildersleeve
First Greek Games Meeting Held at Freshman Welcome
Dorothy Smith announced to the Freshman class the Sophomore Committee for this year's Greek Games as Miss Wayman stressed the mix of dance drama music and athletics. Miss Strong outlined qualities for the Freshman Chairman and Helen Racheck urged all freshmen to contribute to the joy and success of the thirty year old event.
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Dorothy Smith
Miss Wayman
Miss Strong
Helen Racheck
Raebeck
Poetic Reflections and Printer Troubles in a Campus Bulletin
A campus column explores free verse versus prose, noting the editor Helen Hartmann and contributor Adele Hagland. It recalls printer mishaps from past issues and teases diary entries in a Pepys style, ending with a limerick about a Spartan artist.
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Ethel Flesche
Helen Hartmann
Quarterly
Adele Hagland
Baby Adele
Barnard
Samuel Pepys
Madame Pompadour
O.k
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