Barnard College Students Publication Description
Publication circulated semi weekly during the college year by Barnard College students for the Undergraduate Association.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1933
Page
1
Staff bylines and roles at the yearbook office
The list names Editor in Chief Gertrude Epstein class of 1934 and staff members including Managing Editor Anna Jacobson and Assistant Editors Eleanore Grushlaw Rose Somerville and Margaret Weiss with printing and business staff listed among others. The piece reads like a yearbook staff directory with several names and class years.
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Gertrude Epstein
Anna Jacobson
Eleanore Grushlaw
About Town
Mildred Barish
Rose Somerville
Margaret Weiss
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Barnard Students Split Over War Sentiment In Poll
Editorial notes poll results at Barnard showing freshmen and sophomores more engaged in international issues and disarmament than upperclassmen. It highlights a shift toward non military policy and reflects evolving student attitudes since 1909 1912 era publications.
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Barnard
Tine
Copparison
Barwand
Auestians
Dean Opposed to War as National Policy
From page 1, debate shows opposition to war as policy. Discussions cite economic rivalries and power and the League, with figures like Dr Jene Clark and Miss Emilie Hetchinses weighing moral and legal means to out law war.
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Dean
Jene Clark
Emilie Hetchinses
Saxi
Berzeniy
Tryouts Open for Bulletin Business Staff
Bulletin invites applicants for business staff positions. Interested students should see Margaret Altschul or Sylvia Siman in Room 407 Barnard from 12 to 12:30 any day this week to participate.
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Bulletin
Margaret Altschul
Sylvia Siman
Barnard
The Vanderitt Theatr The Party's Over review
A review of The Vanderitt Theatr The Party's Over notes the care free living motif with a young stock broker hero and his family. Ross Alexander shines as Martin Phillips delivering infectious energy and a strong radio hopeful performance. The play offers fresh domestic dynamics and avoids cliches, with good supporting cast and memorable sketches in acts one and two.
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Hotchacha
Ross Alexander
Martin Phillips
Katherine Ial
Barnard Alumnae Gift Camp site praised by students
A Barnard College student letter to Miss Helen Erskine of the Associate Alumnae thanks the group for providing a Barnard Camp site. The Undergraduate Association expresses gratitude for a gift they consider timely and essential for their use and care.
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Helen Erskine
Barnard College
New York
Miss Erskine
Student Council
Barnard
International Fellowship Accepted by Sheila Porteous
New Zealand Federation of University Women confirms Miss Sheila Porteous will accept the International Fellowship for next year. News to be shared with Representative Assembly and the college community.
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Sheila Porteous
Representative Assembly
National Orchestral Association Concert at Carnegie Hall
The National Orchestral Association, led by Leci Barzin with Rosina and Josef Shevínne, gave their seventh Carnegie Hall program featuring Rimsky-Korsakov Overture The Russian Easter, Mozart Concerto in E flat major for Two Pianos, and Dufsky Symphony in E major. The review lauds the ensemble’s unity, the Mozart Allegro’s lightness, and the two-piano passages, noting audience appreciation and strong performances despite textual garbles in the source.
Barnard Delegates Lead National Athletic Conference Women
A. A. delegates from Barnard College head the National Athletic Conference of American Women group to be held at the University of Texas on April 18 19 and 21. Aileen Pelletier and Helen Gan chair the Barnard led discussion among city colleges with topics on intramural programs awards eligibility health awareness and post college life. Two hundred seven colleges belong to the conference with Barnard noted for pioneering adherence to its principles. The last conference was at Syracuse two years ago.
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Univ
Lefty
Texas
Barnard
Tion
Aileen Pelretle
A. A
Helengan
Dre Eatlas
Athletic Conference of American College Women
American Wo
Barnard Athletic Association
Miss Pelletier
Syracuse University
Gertrude Wrie
Edith Tompkins
Problems Club Hears First Lecture On Marxism
Ralph Gittens presents a talk at the Social Problems Club on Marxist ideas. He compares utopian socialists like Saint-Simon and Owen with Marx and Engels and notes their influence on modern interpretation of history. The lecture covers industrial revolution, petit bourgeois socialists, Chartist movement, and the 1848 French Revolution.
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Ralph Gittens
Social Problems Club
Monéa
Mr. Gittens
St. Simon
Owen
Marx
Engels
Pétit Bourgeois Socialis
Karl Marx
Gittens
England
France
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Edith Kane
Sara Gehman
Namnette Kothitz
News Board
Exchange Editor
Jean Ehrlich
Margaret Altechul
Eam Decker
3Stelle Fischman
Lary Goodson
Constance Brown
M Mildred O'Hare
Lenore Opim
Ann Zahringer
Pearl Schwartz
Isabelle One
Celia Steinheim
Frances Rubens
Alice Corneille
Ruth Hecker
Jones N
Spanier
Sk Ob Sr Se
Sinile Bulletin
Columbia University
Broadway
119Th Street
Editorial
Gesk
McGill
The
Vanderitt Theatr
Brother
Popmar
Barnard Camp
New Zealand
Gene Tenney
Cpery Pear
Miss Tenney
New Zealand Federation
Ana Hatohie
Siena
Dow Mare
National Orchestral Association
Carnegie Hall
Leci Barzin
Rosina
Josef Shevinne
Rimky-Korsakoff
Ture
Vladimir Dukefsky
Nebin R
Rimsky-Korsakom “Overture
Deukeisky Symphony
Ferntiene
Sarah Fo
Evervay
Cresenses
Dickelsky
Agri
Ossig
Rlowitsch
Sethtven
A.A. Executive
Miss Wayman
Ge Tennen
Margaret Gristede
Problems Club
Mar
Wen
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