Editorial Board and Staff Listings for 1927 1928
The page lists the editorial board led by editor in chief Irma Simonton and news editor Ruth Perl with assistants May Friedman Helen Williams Edith Burrows Dorothy Frankfeld Harriet Reilly Mildred Gluck Margaret Watson Ruth Maguin Eugenie Fribourg. It also names the business board and printing manager Edith M. Harris with assistants Myra Ast Julie Newman Ruth Magurn Ruth Rosenberg Ethel Garrison Clara Molendyk.
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Edith Burrows
Dorothy Frankfeld
Harriet Reilly
Mildred Gluck
Margaret Watson
Ruth Maguin
Eugenie Fribourg
Business Board
Bryan E. Mason
Pearl Friedman
Jeanette Driscoll
Marjorie Cohen
Mildred Martin
Helen Greenblatt
Mary McNeight
Ellene Mallory
Helen Gambrill
Bessie Bergner
Marion Marshall
Kathleen Hourigan
Hannah Shor
Edith M. Harris
Myra Ast
Julie Newman
Ruth Magurn
Ruth Rosenberg
Ethel Garrison
Clara Molendyk
Editorial policy and student opinion in the Bulletin
The Bulletin will continue its role of presenting news while expanding student opinion inside and outside Barnard. The college introduces a new curriculum and reforms such as removing the PE requirement for juniors and seniors. Students should stay vigilant, ready to praise or critique, and use the Bulletin to express views on current questions.
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Bulletin
Barnard
Students to wire Washington on Peking killings
In a forum at Horace Mann Auditorium over 500 New York City college students met to discuss the killing of about thirty Chinese students in Peking. Speakers Dewey Ward and Kilpatrick outlined actions including cable messages to China and Washington and a delegation to President Coolidge, with Barnard student Alice Wilben named to the delegation.
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Peking
United States
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New York City
Horace Mann Auditorium
Dewey
Ward
Kilpatrick
Washington
Coolidge
Barnard
Alice Wilben
National Student Federation of America
Glee Club Music Overdue List with Fines Stated
The Glee Club cautions members who have not returned Christmas music by April 15. A 1.50 dollar fine applies to late returns, and all lost copies must be paid for. Librarian Katharine Shorey oversees the music, listing members in the notice.
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Glee Club
Katharine Shorey
R. Davies
R. Davis
L. Gahen
H. Gore
K. Horick
A. Ittner
M. Johnson
K. King
W. Kelsey
D. Mueller
M. Noll
M. Norton
B. Ny
Greek Games Chorus Members May Join Glee Club
After the Greek Games event, chorus members not in the Glee Club may join. Those who wish and have expressed preference will receive music at the Thursday rehearsal on April 22.
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Greek Games Chorus
Glee Club
Glee Club to perform at university assembly
The Glee Club will sing at the University Assembly on Tuesday April 13 at one o clock in the McMillan Theatre. Members must attend Thursday April 9 rehearsal as it is the final rehearsal before the assembly. The club will meet in cap and gown at 12 45 in the conference room on the day of the assembly.
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Glee Club
University Assembly
McMillan Theatre
College dean outlines new curriculum requirements
The report details a planned major subject requiring 28 points with three groups of study languages literatures and arts mathematics and sciences social sciences. Freshmen would take one course in each group and a senior must show reading ability in a foreign language with eight points in lab science. The plan depends on administration and course sequencing.
United States Civil Service Exams Open for Child Labor Role
The United States Civil Service Commission invites applications for Assistant Social Economist (Child Labor Law Administration) to work in the Children's Bureau, Department of Labor. Apply by May 18. Salary in DC starts at 2400 dollars yearly, with potential rise to 3000 after probation. Field jobs may vary by location and qualifications. Applicants submit 4 theses or publications with their application.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Child Labor Law Administration
Children’s Bureau
Department of Labor
District of Columbia
Washington, D. C
Correction on Bulletin Report About Attendance Proposal
The bulletin notes a correction: Sylvia Surut was reported to advocate a change that urged abolition of required attendance for juniors and seniors while the document only advised increased class participation. The correction clarifies the initial misstatement in the week’s issue.
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Sylvia Surut
Ie Week
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Helen Williams
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