Barnard College Student Newspaper Business Board and Staff
Barnard College students publish a semi weekly paper during the academic year. The piece lists names and roles on the Business Board including Business Manager Frances Holtzberg and staffers Virginia C. Brown Hazel Reisman Roberta Moritzer and others. Also notes Ruth Jeanne Bellamy Anita Jones Bettina Peterson as reporters.
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Barnard College
Ruth Jeanne Bellamy
Anita Jones
Bettina Peterson
Frances Holtzberg
Virginia C. Brown
Hazel Reisman
Roberta Moritzer
Bertha Lambert
Mgr
Edith Spivack
Hilda Brandenstein
Vera Behrin
Editorial on college ideals and postgrad disillusionment
An editorial argues four years of college form ideals through study and contact with new theories, but after graduation ideals fade as practical needs override moral and social ambitions. It cites a New Student article noting graduates must temper ideals to survive and earn a living.
World Student Revolts Highlight Unrest Abroad
The article notes student uprisings in Europe and South America, citing Spain where 2000 students protested the Primo de Rivera regime after cadet punishment, with 10 deaths and 1200 jailed, and Venezuela where 200 students working on roads were sent to an island prison for a failed bid to overthrow the dictator.
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Europe
South America
Spain
Primo de Rivera
Venezuela
Brookwood Labor College Visitors Show Worker Education In Action
Six members of the Social Science Forum visited Brookwood Labor College in Katonah New York to observe workers education in action The institution described as a labor movement school emphasizes active participation with students from fifteen states in eight industries Lessons cover civilization history English law labor history and journalism The Barnard faculty noted students absorb information without note taking and engage directly in discussion through questions and interruptions
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Beatrice Heimat
Brookwood Labor College
Katonah
New York
United States
Social Science Forum
Brookwood
Orthodox College
Washington
Massachusetts
Tennessee
Workers’ Movement
Workers’ Education Bureau
American Federation of Labor
North Carolina
Georgia
Barnard
A. J. Muste
David J. Saposs
Comsas
History of Labor
Ted
Ley
Bac
College graduates form group to aid world
New York graduates start the Graduate Activity Association to combine bread and butter work with social impact. The group uses scientific methods to study political and social problems and to uncover useful research material for graduates seeking a meaningful place in the world. Contact Mr Hillman Bishop 2929 Broadway for more information.
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New York
Graduate Activity Association
Hillman Bishop
Broadway
Students Seek $60 Grant for Tuition Hike
Notice says students facing hardship due to tuition increase must file applications in the Dean's Office on or before April 15 to request a special grant of $60 to cover the difference.
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Jin College
Barnard Barnacle Club Seeks Freshman Sophomore Tryouts
Barnacle Business Staff holds tryouts on April 10 1929 at Barnard Hall Room 303. Freshmen and sophomores are invited to noon sessions for information on office managing roles next semester.
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Barnacle Business
Barnacle
Barnard Hall
Opportunity for Insurance Work
A college woman is wanted to take charge of a woman's unit for an insurance agency. Details in Occupation Bureau.
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Bessie Bergner
Eleanor Frankel
Beatrice Heiman
Mary I
Bamberger
Sylvia Schweitzer
Dorothy Rose Juliet Blume
Geraldine Marcus
Deinting Gea
Sassussy
Wale
Ruth Gelb
Mer
Hilda Markwood
Margaret Weintzen
Ethel Geiger
Marge Gutknecht
Hope Hemenway
N. Y
Barnard Bulletin
Columbia University Broadway
119Th Street
New Yor
Editorial
Labor College
Legion
Choice
Majestic
Olympic
Homeric
Bergenland
Lapland
Minnekahda
Minnesota
White Star
RED Star
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