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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1921

Page

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Barnard Bulletin student editors and staff listed

Barnard Bulletin weekly issue lists the editorial leadership for the current college year. It names Editor in Chief Aldine Carter and staff including Frances Marlatt, Lila North, and multiple associate, assistant, and business editors with class years noted.

Aldine Carter Frances Marlatt A. A Lila North Ee van Brunt L. Andrews R. Geissler D. McGrayne O. Holden H. Carrol H. Prince M Durgin M. Wing Helen Bradshaw V. Harrington H. le Page Business Board Madeleine Metcalf E. Wise

Supply and Demand and the College Graduate

The piece reflects on the label conceited attached to graduates and how college training yields a distinct leadership-type cultural equipment. It notes the New York job market as a pitiless maze and the graduate’s doubt about fit and value amid competition.

New York

Go West Young Lady A Call To Tradition And Local Founders

The piece argues that leadership talent among college girls is scarce in urban centers like New York City and Wall Street. It praises rural districts as places where unglamorous talent thrives and urges capable women to move away from crowded, progress-dominated cities toward quieter regions to make a real impact. It ends with a provocative exhortation to spread talent by going west.

New York City Wall Street

Helen Bradshaw Elected to Editorial Staff

Addition to staff bulletin announces Helen Bradshaw 23 elected to the Editorial Staff of the paper.

Bulletin thanks college groups for aid in tough finances

Big Favors bulletin expresses deep appreciation to Soph Dance for 31.20 dollars Freshman Class 35.00 Junior Show 100.00 and extends a blessing akin to the Irish Beggar Woman may your shadow never grow less.

Tea for the Senior Class by Mrs Hess at 18 West 86th Street

Mrs Alfred I Hess will host a tea for the Senior Class on Friday April 8 at her home 18 West 86th Street. She is a graduate of the class of 1900 and alumnae trustee of the college.

Alfred I’. Hess West 86Th Street Hess

Christian Science Lecture at Seventh Church of Christ Scientist

Christian Science Society of Columbia University invites the public to a free lecture at the Seventh Church of Christ Scientist on 112th Street near Broadway. The 8:00 p m talk by Mr Folin Co Lathrop CSB member of The Mother Church board opens doors at 7:00 p m.

Christian Science Society of Columbia University Seventh Church of Christ, Scientist 112Th Street Broadway

English X1 X2 Requirement Notice at Barnard College

Mrs. Davis will excuse students from English X1 or X2 in person in room 109 Barnard College. From 3 to 4 PM every Tuesday until May students may obtain a written excuse for next year. Failure to consult will require taking English X next year.

Esllere

1924 Class Meeting Highlights Student Elections and Activities

A 1924 class meeting on March 29 featured Helen Jones urging informed undergrad votes and candidate research for Student Council. The group approved five dollars for delegates to the Harvard Liberal Club Conference, and announcements covered Greek Games rehearsals, a Freshman-Sophomore baseball game, and nearby song practice.

Helen Jones Harvard Liberal Club

1922 Junior Class Meeting and Finances

A Junior Class meeting on March 29 reported receipts of 541.30 from the Junior Show. The class allocated 100 to Bulletin, 170 loan to the Long Book Committee for a new theatre curtain, and the remaining funds plus 150 already pledged to Hoover Relief Fund. Debate followed on changes to Junior Show and Mortarboard management. no decision made.

Bulletin Long Book Committee Hoover Relief Fund

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Barnard Bulletin Barnard College M. Talley L. Rissland K. Shea E. Jennings K. Bryant K. Seymour N. Y 119Th Street Christian Science Lecture
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