Barnard College Student Newspaper 1929 Editorial Board
Barnard College student publication dated April 16 1929 lists editorial and business staff roles. Includes Editor-in-Chief Mary Dublin managing editors Elizabeth Brenson Margaret Ralph and assistants Elsa Traunstein Bessie Bergner Eleanor Frankel with business staff Hazel Reisman advertising Ruth Levy and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dublin
Elizabeth Brenson
Margaret Ralph
Elsa Traunstein
Bessie Bergner
Eleanor Frankel
Editorial Forecast For a College Newspaper Role
This piece argues a college paper should reflect campus life and student opinion. It defines the Editorial Forum as an arena for honest debate and links with other colleges, promising innovations and continued policies for an engaging year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin
Bulletin Elects New Officers at Barnard Meeting
Mary Dublin was elected Editor in Chief and Hazel Reisman named Business Manager for the Barnard Bulletin. New staff include Elizabeth Benson, Margaret Ralph as Managing Editors, and Thelma Rosengardt as Assistant Managing Editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Student Council
Barnard Bulletin
Mary Dublin
Hazel Reisman
Bulletin
A. A. Handbook
Miss Reisman
Elizabeth Benson
Margaret Ralph
Thelma Rosengardt
Student Council eyes PE class access and reporting change
Miss Wayman reads a council letter proposing a one year experiment allowing qualified seniors to attend any physical education class without registration and excusing them from weekly reporting. A note mentions New York City lunchrooms hiring college women as executives with rapid advancement and good pay, via the Occupation Bureau, K. S. Doty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
K. S. Doty
Campus Prize Novel Contest Offers 3000 Dollar Reward
College Humor and Doubleday Doran offer a 3000 dollar prize for a campus life novel. Open to undergraduates and recent graduates in American colleges. Manuscripts 75000 to 100000 words due by October 15, 1929. Rights details include serialization and book publishing. motion picture rights stay with author.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doubleday, Doran
North
LaSalle Street
Chicago
Ill
Doubleday, Doran & Company, Inc
Garden City
New York
Bird in Hand offers modern comedy with wholesome appeal
Review of "Bird in Hand" praised as a modern comedy with three times the wholesome tone of Elsie books. The plot centers on a stubborn father and daughter at the Father's Inn with a lively cast led by Herbert Lomas as a loving father and Ivor Barnard as a sardine salesman in memorable wardrobe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drinkwater
Godolphin
Blanquet
Beverley
Father Greenleaf
Herbert Lomas
Ordheryy
Ivor Barnard
Music and Dance Highlights of the Week in New York
The week features Carnegie Hall performances by the Philadelphia Orchestra and Efram Zimbalist at the Barbizon, plus Carnegie appearances by Cusolina Giannini and the American Symphonic Ensemble. Exhibits include Monet Degas Renoir at Du Rand Ruel and sculpture by Yourievitch at Wildenstein. The Dance segment covers Irma Duncan and the Duncan Dancers at Manhattan Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Orchestra
Carnegie
Efram Zimbalist
Barbizon
Cusolina Giannini
American Symphonic
Columbia Universe Chorus
Roland Hayes
Durand Ruel
E. 57Th St
Monet
Degas
Renoir
Yourievitch
Wildenstein
Mahroni Young
Weyhe
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Ruth Jeanne Bellamy
Anita Jones
Bettina Peterson
Dorothy Rasch
Mgr
Sylvia Schweitzer
Juliet Blume
Geraldine Marcus
Hilda Brandenstein
Ruth Levy
Vera Behrin
Roberta Moritzer
Ruth Gelb
Hilda Markwood
Marge Gutknecht
Ethel Geiger Hope Hemenway
N. Y
Columbia University
Broadway
119Th Street
Geneva
Miss Dublin
Silver Bay Club
Dean Howe
Columbia
GALLA
Barnard Industrial School
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