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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1914
Page
4
The 1915 Mortarboard earns praise for cover, photos, and clever editorials but misses its usual facetiae. It lists class members with brief achievements and mocks class histories. A lively art idealization and editor baby pictures please some, while overall critics ask for more substance.
Mr and Mrs Charles Rann Kennedy entertained Firelight Club members with a reading of The Idol Breakers at Brooks Hall. Edith Wynne Mattheson Kennedy read most of the play with a deep voice suited to Naomi the gypsy Liberty character.
Votes narrowed to Sarah Butler and Freda Kirchwey with Freda winning by one vote, but she declined the office because she had not voted. Sarah Butler would be next in line, delaying final results as a fresh vote was planned for Monday to settle the presidency.
At the Undergraduate meeting on Tuesday the Student Council announced it would publish a list of those who forfeited library privileges and notify nonpayers of 1914 Mortarboard bills by April 2. Those owing would appear before the Council on Friday. The Association passed a rule barring any girl from Undergraduate Presidency or class presidencies if she has an F or more than six points of D work in the prior semester, effective next year. Nominees for Undergraduate Presidency were Sarah Butler Freda Kirchwey Helen Jenkins and Lonise Walker.
Mr F W Lurdett vice president of Silver Burnett explains the publishing workflow. From manuscript selection and editorial review to editing design and budgeting he outlines how a book is prepared for market and the role of illustrations and text for sales potential.
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