Barnard Bulletin Editorial and Business Board List
Weekly Barnard College publication notes editorial and advertising staff for the year. Names include editor Irma Simonton and news editor Mildred Gluck with assistants, reporters, and business managers across several classes.
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Irma Simonton
Mildred Gluck
Harriet Reilly
Helen Williams
Pearl Friedman
Ellene Mehoy
Jeanette Driscoll
Greek Games undercut by rival cheer and freshman surprise
Spectators note the Greek Games featured a surprising freshman victory and a split atmosphere. The event’s competitive tone altered the dignity of ceremonies as two classes sang spirited songs, diminishing focus on athletic artistry despite strong performances.
Forum column on Bookstore name contest closure
Editor notes the Bookstore name contest at Kharnard College closed April 1 with poor participation. Judges found only thirty responses, none meeting the contest purpose, and plan to reopen and extend submission time for new ideas. Alfred Hartog signs the note.
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Kharnard College
Alfred Hartog
Glee Club Schedules Noon Rehearsals Ahead of May Concert
The Glee Club adds noon rehearsals on Friday April 23 Wednesday April 28 Friday April 30 Wednesday May 5 in the Conference Room. Music books and college song books required. The May 6 concert features the Institute of Arts and Sciences University Chorus and Choir with a professional orchestra at McMillan Theatre.
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Student Council Meeting Sets Appointments for Year
At the April 15 meeting the Undergraduate President outlined yearlong business and began selecting Undergraduate appointees. Constance Bouillon was named chairman of College Assemblies with Sienna Delahunt as alternate. Martha Davis chaired College Teas with Margaret Reimund as alternate. Senior Proctors for Class of 1927 include Harriette Blachly Gertrude Braun Alison Bryant Marion Davis Cora Du Bois Adele Garmise Gertrude Hargrave Virginia McAvoy Elizabeth Metzger Margery Meyers Roslyn Schlesinger Hope Warner Mosetta White Edith Harris Janet Owen. Alternates are Veronica Meyers Harriet Reilly Evelyn Hoffman. Alice Killeen read a Senior Show extension request. decision left to Miss Killeen. Respectfully submitted by Dororthy Miner.
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Constance Bouillon
Sienna Delahunt
Martha Davis
Margaret Reimund
Harriette Blachly
Gertrude Braun
Alison Bryant
Marion Davis
Cora du Bois
Adele Garmise
Gertrude Hargrave
Virginia McAvoy
Elizabeth Metzger
Margery Meyers
Roslyn Schlesinger
Hope Warner
Mosetta White
Edith Harris
Janet Owen
Veronica Meyers
Harriet Reilly
Evelyn Hoffman
Alice Killeen
Miss Killeen
Dorothy Miner
Modern tone dulls the game’s once vivid appeal
A critique notes that the current style dims the overall charm and emotional impact of the games. It argues the modern tone undermines the original lively effect and spirit.
Nation Announces Student Worker Contest Prize
The Nation repeats its Student Worker Contest for students who work in factories mines or farms next summer and write about their experiences. A $100 prize will go to the best account and $50 to the second best, with full details on the bulletin board in Bulletin office.
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Barnard High Hats Columbia Greek Games Dispute
Columbia students express disappointment over not being invited to Greek Games. The Herald Tribune notes the reaction, printing proofs from the Spectator excerpt and a personal plea received by Bulletin as Sunday’s gloom lifts with a sharp headline.
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Columbia Men Barred From Barnard Greek Games
The Spectator reports disappointment as Columbia men are barred from Barnard Greek games. Phil C. Humphrey notes the main grievance and expresses frustration with the G Gs.
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Phil C. Humphrey
the Spectator
Protest Against Excluding College Men From Greek Games
Poem criticizes Barnard and Columbia coverage of Greek games and student columns. It mocks a campus gossip column and warns a Barnard student about publicity and interviews. The verse references Constance, Barnard, and the "Off Hour" column as a tower of Spectator.
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Changes in Courses Announced for 1926 1927
The registrar announces new sections for Course 21 22 with options for Section I at 10 a.m. and Section II at 11 a.m. The additional section will be held on Monday Wednesday and Friday. Students may elect based on their schedule. Mext year’s timetable is published by Anna E H Meyer.
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Anna E. H. Meyer
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