Barnard Bulletin 1926 issue highlights staff and publication details
The Barnard Bulletin weekly college paper lists Editorial Board officers readers and reporters for April 16 1926 with names including Irma Simonton Mildred Gluck Harriet Reilly Edith Burrows Dorothy Frankfeld Ruth Magurn and others The notice confirms printing and mailing classifications and address details for Barnard College New York.
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Edith Burrows
Dorothy Frankfeld
Harriet Reilly
Mildred Gluck
Margaret Watson
Ruth Magurn
Lugene Fribourg
Business Board
Barnard Emphasizes Student Exchange to Foster International Friendship
The article argues that international goodwill grows through student exchanges and highlights a new system of selecting to study abroad. It notes the quiet success of prior fellowships, praises broader student involvement, and stresses choosing a candidate who can utilize opportunities to strengthen international ties and advance future drives.
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Barnard
Passaic Strikers Plea for Help and Justice
A reader argues the Passaic strike tests citizens rights and urges aid to strikers as human beings. She appeals for money or clothing donations to Marion Emerson or Mariet Marot Taylor to sustain workers until a just settlement ends martial law.
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Passaic
United States
Iis
Warward
Marion Emerson
Broadway
Hewin
Mariet Marot Taylor
Wigs and Cues Names Omitted From New Member List
Carolyn Adler’s name omitted from the list of new members of Wigs and Cues. Adler adapted the music for Junior Show, but her name was not included in the published roster.
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Carolyn Adler
Miss Adler
National Student Forum announces fourth summer conferences
The National Student Forum unveils its fourth summer of conferences led by George Pratt Jr and Douglas Haskell. Topics include Journalism Psychology Sex Religion Education Drama and philosophy led by notable educators from Union Theological Seminary City College New York and other institutions. Sessions run June to September with a $5 restoration fee and board and lodging per day.
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National Student Forum
George Pratt, Jr
New Student
Douglas Haskell
Goodwin B. Watson
Columbia
Ralph P. Bridgman
Union Theological Seminary
Aoetente
Scott Buchanan
City College, New York
People’s Institute
Eduard C. Lindeman
New York School of Social Work
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Frances J. Your
Broadway
New York
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Tatlock Prize Examination for Latin Held April 24
The Tatlock Memorial Prize examination for Latin will be on Saturday April 24 in Room 330 from 1 30 to 4 30. Open to all Barnard undergraduates the exam consists entirely of translation into English or Latin of unseen passages. Students wishing to compete should hand their names to Miss Goodale.
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Barnard
Miss Goodale
Nominees Named for Barnard Foreign Fellowship
The Undergraduate President announced the Barnard Foreign Fellowship nominees at the Representative Assembly on April 12. Dorothy Ashworth Edith Blumberg Alice Killeen Dorothy Miner Madge Turner were named by the Fellowship Committee and will face secret-ballot elections during the week of April 19.
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Barnard
Representative Assembly
Dorothy Ashworth
Edith Blumberg
Alice Killeen
Dorothy Miner
Madge Turner
Student Council
Eleanor Antell
Betty Kalisher
Marian Mansfield
Elizabeth Patterson
Assem
Nancy Thonas
National Student Forum
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Irma Simonton
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Welen Williams
Pearl Friedman
Ellene Mallory
Jeanette Driscoll
Anpisluits
Marjone Colcn
Mildred Martin
Helen Greenblatt
Mary McNeight
Lielen Gambrill
Bessie Bergner
Marion Marshall
Kathleen Hourigan
Hannah Shor
Alison Bryant
Myra Ast
Julie Newman
Ruth Rosenberg
Isbel Garrison
Clara Molendyk
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Tatlock Prize
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