Barnard Spectator Personnel Note and Schedule
Barnard Spectator staff listings include Night Editor Dawn, Music Editor, Tex Editor Madeleine Stern, Midnight Editor Janet Modry, and Hour by Hortense Calisher read as a special request. The page lists editors, section titles, and business board roles while showing placeholders for unidentified content.
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Dawn
Trlight
Cure
Sagus
Madeleine Stern
Bite Hee
Janet Modry
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Helen Block
Hortense Calisher
Barnard Spectator
Vanity Fair Toot-ta-tea-toot A Barnard Spectator Launch
The Barnard Spectator announces its first issue with playful humor and a pledge to bring beauty and sunshine to college life. It declares its aim to be the Vanity Fair of college publications and to uplift readers through a new, eye pleasing type of journalism.
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Barnard Spectator
Vanity Fair
Broadway
Support Our Teams at Columbia in Playoff Challenge
A plea urges Columbia students to back their athletic teams, citing low turnout at the Playground Championship and tiddly winks event. The piece argues teams deserve support and notes coach pay is modest, urging vigorous fan attendance for future games and tournaments.
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Carnegie Foundation
Columbia
Rhubarb and soda delight in stomach pains verse
A poem fragment humorously contrasts preferences for women with a craving for rhubarb and soda during stomach discomfort. It mentions New York places Riverside Drive, the Bowery, Central Park, and Grand Central Station as contrast to the desired remedy. The piece ends with a shout for rhubarb and soda.
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Shelley
Nellie
New Yawk
Riverside Drive
The
Bowery
Central Park
Grand Central Station
Sonnet to the Boy in Astronomy
A playful verse recalls a weekly meeting under a summer sky. The narrator recalls a moonlit moment, questions a boyish feature, and wonders if they would recognize each other if met again. The tone mixes romance with light humor about stars and the moon.
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You
Lament of Mr Scoff Hour on Barnard Rhyme Failing
A satirical verse note mocks Barnard College and Columbia University culture. It laments failing to rhyme with Barnard and parodies campus columns and dances around professors dinners and rivalries. The piece references Columbia Spec and campus life with playful errors and names.
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Scoff
Columbia
Deutches Verein
Piccaresque Artist George O Klee Creates Rainy Morning Portrait
In a March 1920 scene painter George O Klee Piccaresque emerges with a veil and gold brush, claiming bold words about making art. He describes serving in famed ateliers and shaping Bracque influenced pieces, while local commentary praises his unusual vision amid a stormy artistic era.
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George O'Klee
Piccaresque
de Pice
Chirido
O'Keefes
Walker
Whispering Galleries Renames Hamlet with Odd Twist
Review of a theater show titled Hamlet performed in the lobby. The production renames the play with a cryptic word starting with L and ending with Y and uses a self styled Hamlet in a black gym suit. The critic notes poor acoustics, erratic staging, and an unusually invisible third extra.
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Mama
Debut of Deborah Zatarsky Delights Enthusiastic Audience
A large crowd attended Deborah Zatarsky's Tuesday debut, with notable attendees Arturo Toscaini, John McCormick of the Metropolitan, and Deems Taylor. She appeared in an emerald gown with Cartier diamond jewelry, delivering a series of encores and receiving abundant floral tributes as the accompanist’s name slipped the mind of the reviewer.
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Deborah Zatarsky
Arturo Toscaini
John McCormick
The
Metropolitan
Deems Taylor
Paul Ibbetson
Miss Tasartsky
Cartier
Miss Zalarsky
Dazzeld
Fragmented Student Quotes Across Departments
A scatter of one line quotes from various departments includes remarks on wisdom time and life. Names such as Jean Stark Henry Korman Patrick Thomas Gregory Lampros Karl Daring John Miliguen Alexander Green Arnold Brown Raymond Galsworthy Wilbur McCann John Chrysler Geoffery Jeffries appear with brief aphorisms and a few provocative phrases.
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Raymond Galsworthy
Department of Saciology
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