31 Oct 1933
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1933
Page
1
A Barnard College student publication announces it is issued semi weekly during the college year by the undergraduate association and remains active except during vacation and exam periods.
The faculty won the first event of Play Day a volleyball match against the winning student team. Elizabeth Dew and Gertrude Donovan won the doubles in tennis, while the Green team led with ten points to win prizes. A treasure hunt for apples and various games capped the afternoon activities.
Barnard delegates represent the Barnard undergraduate body at the Columbia Conference Against War in John Jay Hall. The piece urges students to voice loyalty to their largest group and press for international awareness as Germany withdraws from the League and Russia questions recognition, linking student opinion to public policy and Senate ratification.
Critics find Miss Baum's Divine Drudge at Royale Theatre lacks cohesion and fails to sustain its energy though Mad y Christians shines with vivid stage presence. Meanwhile, an art exhibit featuring Luka Laurencin Biddle and Wanda Gay contrasts soft garden scenes with bold lithographs, provoking questions about modern storefront culture.
Macy’s expands with mercerized cotton groceries lingerie writing papers and art sales. An eighth floor display features modernist painters including Cezanne Modigliani Picasso plus reviews of Eisendieck Dufy Chirico Kisling and Tamara de Lempicka noting bold color line and stylistic contrasts.
Arthur Schnabel, German pianist, performed with the Philharmonic Symphony on October 18 and 19, delivering a restrained yet powerful rendition of Beethoven's Fourth Concerto. The reviewer lauds his serve to the music, noting seamless piano orchestration, sonorous tone, and an Andante con Moto movement played pianissimo.
Laura Smith writes from Madrid as recipient of the Spanish Club Scholarship 1933 studying in Madrid. She observes Fiesta de la Raza celebrations, Madrid’s beauty and culture, university life drawing students from across Spain, rising female education, and her gratitude for Barnard support enabling future opportunities.
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