Student newspaper at Barnard College listing staff roles
Published semi weekly during the academic year Barnard College students publish notices of staff roles and editorial positions. The issue lists managing editors and copy editors including Beatrice Serge and Belle Pobras among others, with their dorm addresses.
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Jjarnard College
Gaasnaig
Beatrice Serge
Odemec Sus
Fuga Dreitwieser
Belle Pobras
Ifoitenss Galisher
Marien Wahn
the Greenheld
Beatrice Saqui
Helen Block
Mideure Stem
Prohibition Poll Debate At Barnard Sparks Campus Contention
Editorial observes the Barnard incepted prohibition poll amid student and faculty interest. It notes the Literary Digest and college polls urging alignment, questions the impact on attitudes toward law infringement, and weighs reform versus repeal in a campus climate dominated by student letters and social science forum surveys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Literary Digest
Wackershal Committee
Bulleha
Bve Social Science Forum
Youth and Religion Sparks in Barnard Bulletin Letter
A column objecting to an article by Miss Cadpus argues youth should freely choose religion despite social pressure. It condemns agnostic stances as common among youth and calls for tolerance over racial or religious prejudice, urging practical, not just theoretical, pragmatism.
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Barnard Bulletin
Barnard Quarterly
Remunda Cadous
Oreses
Damas
College Clips Firestorm Over Thie Thresh and Talent Flow
A wild cross section of comments from a college inquiry portrays the demographic drift of students at Cornell and Vassar. Dr. Albert Edward Wiggam warns of a future decline in American intelligence as fertility patterns favor unskilled workers, urging attention to biology and intermarriage possibilities.
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Lavels
Mbert Edward Wigeam
New Yorksselation
Wiggant
Correction Praises Barnacle Story To the Editor
A reader laments missing part of the March Barnacle issue and praises Miss Pelletier a freshman author. The note clarifies only the prize winning story appears in the issue with the honorable mention story slated for May.
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Barnacle
Tom
Miss Pelletier
Pelletier
Barnacle Quarterly
Barhard Quarterly
The Debate Over Laurie's Melody Theory at a Concert
The article reviews Laurie's melody-centric theory in modern music and critiques how contemporary composers subordinate melody to form and rhythm. It covers a Schola Cantorum concert of Laurie's Con certo Spirituale for piano baritone double chorus brass and chorus with Psalm 42 verses and an Easter Virgil Prologue.
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Lourie
Strawinshoos
Weemay
Loturie
Schola Cantorum
Lourié
Socteln
Nad Heeane
Laurie
Student Council meeting reviews penalties and referendum
The Student Council discussed the Board's penalties for conduct violations and accepted the Faculty proposal. A referendum on Spring term length was approved for clarity. Acting Dean Mills reported on quizzes during exam prep and a faculty meal event plan was set. The council also urged committee lists from undergraduate chairs to aid future appointments.
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Marcel
Tore
Liss Breline
Matlin
Stude
Eaton
Milins
Foreign students appeal 46 day funding drive
The text notes a 46 day period to fund a student house for foreign students in Soha, with government and professional classes too poor to act. The International Student Federation pledges support and Bulgarian communities report strong results, urging American students to assist through Barnard College by April 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soha
International Student Federation
National Study Federation
Barnard
Morningside Players Stage Original Play
The Morningside Players presented an original production titled Fore at Earlala on March 23 27 and 28. Director Jon Smith and Elizabeth ve Nardoff starred with Milton Smith designing sets and Tongue and Education 162K handling execution at a total cost of S125. The Little Theatre Group project involved Columbia University members in an experimental effort.
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Morningside
Earlala
Jon Smith
Elizabeth Ve Nardoff
Milton Smith
Tongue and Education
Hate’ Hughes
Morningside Players
Little Theatre Group
Almhers
Columbia University
On The Campus M1 Department Presents John Day Halls
Marion Rous pianist performs a modern program Wednesday featuring Stravinsky Prokofiev Bartok and other contemporary works in John Day Halls. The listener will hear a varied modern concert including premiere style pieces.
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Marion Rous
Plas
Stravinsky
Prokote
Bartok
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