Barnard Bulletin weekly staff list and editorship
Barnard Bulletin Volume 22 issue 25 lists the editor in chief Mildred K Kammerer and staff including News Editor Dorothy Butler and associate editors Pamela Thomas Lillian Touroff Bertha Wallerstein Marjorie Marks and others. The business board shows Advertising Manager Mathilde Tewes plus assistants.
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Mildred K. Kammerer
Pamela Thomas
Lillian Touroff
Bertha Wallerstein
Marjorie Marks
Leonora Andrews
Fiances Marlatt
Press Club Rule Violated at Barnard College News
Barnard College notes repeated breaches of an agreement with the New York press restricting publication to approved channels. The bulletin urges stricter cooperation and invites discussion of a better plan to prevent news leaks and ensure proper reporting.
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Readers Letters Policy and Signing Rules
Letters under the above heading are welcomed but editors do not assume responsibility for opinions printed. All contributions must be signed with the writer's full name. Initials or numerals may be used if the writer desires.
Publicity Critique of Greek Games Echoes at Ladies Colleges
Georgia Stanborough, 1919, argues that major women’s colleges gain reputations in specific fields and urges more careful press coverage of Greek Games. She scolds The New York American and college press for dull, hearsay reports and calls on reporters to responsibly showcase the event’s merit.
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Press Club Defends Itself Over Greek Games Coverage
The article argues that the Press Club is not to blame for poor Greek Games publicity. It notes that stories were submitted by Barnard's correspondent, but city journalists caused the missing or altered coverage. No redress is available for the club or college authorities.
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Press Club Defends News Policy at Barnard
Barnard College news policy urged as Press Club writes that only members may issue college news reports. The letter asks staff and guests to avoid unauthorized articles about Greek Games and requests cooperation to prevent unwarranted coverage in newspapers.
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University Student Council appoints new chairs and schedules
At the April 9 meeting Catherine Cooksey was named chairman of an Undergraduate committee for the University Tea on May first Friday. Rose Le Vine resigns as Curricular Affairs chair. Louisa Eyre takes over for the year. April 14 special meeting approves running rules for oral tests and renews Brooks Hall and AWA charters. A plan reorganizes Tuesday meetings into four blocks with a joint faculty panel and class student reps.
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Rose le Vine
Louisa Eyre
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