Barnard Bulletin personnel and publication details
Barnard Bulletin issue lists the editorial board and staff roles at Barnard College for the College year. It notes publication as semi weekly during terms with names for editor in chief managing editors and assistants, plus business staff and subscription facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard College
Mary Dublin
Elizabeth Benson
Margaret Ralph
Elsa Traunstein
Bessie Bergner
Eleanor Frankel
Editorial on Geneva speeches urging naval arms parity and disarmament
Ambassador Hugh S Gibson pushes parity in naval strength and substantial armament reductions. German and Russian plans seek bans on gas warfare and air drops, with nations allotted weapon quotas. The New York press welcomes disarmament talk while a threat to New York via a bomber raid sparks skepticism about Kellogg Pact hopes.
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Geneva
Hugh S. Gibson
United States
Italy
Gibson
New York
About Town Art A rally of American masters on Fifth Avenue and beyond
A bustling arts note lists dozens of exhibitions and events through late spring. Allied Artists of America showcases 356 paintings with honors to Lucioni Tausky and Wuermer at Dudensing. Grahams canvasses at Dudensing. S Domenica ink sketches from an Australian convent. Mundy stained windows at Wax portraits. Childe Hassam works at Macbeth. Umberto Romano and Arnold Friedman at galleries. architectural and allied arts shows at Grand Central Palace. Salons of America and Arts Council exhibits. self portraits at Montross. music and dance with Louise Homer and Zimbalist at Carnegie. Russian choral and opera. and the Drama Freiburg Passion Play at the Hippodrome beginning April 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
57Th Street
Allied Artists of America
Luigi Lucioni
David Tausky
Carl Wuermer
Dudensing
John Graham
S. Domenica
Knoedler
Schoengauer
Ethel F. Mundy
Macbeth
Childe Hassam
Fifth Avenue
Umberto Romano
Rehn’s
Arnold Friedman
Kraushaar
Architectural and Allied Arts
Grand Central Palace
Salons of America, Inc
Anderson
Park Avenue
Arts Council
the Barbizon
East 63Rd Street
Montross
West 55Th Street
Dr Lillian Gilbreth to Speak on Secretarial Opportunities
The Vocational Committee announces Dr Lillian Gilbreth efficiency expert will discuss Opportunities in the executive Secretarial Field. The event is a Vocational Tea on Tuesday April 30 at 4 15 in the College Parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbreth
Lillian Gilbreth
University of California
Brown
Phi Beta Kappa
American Management Associate
Psycological Association
Taylor Society
Society of Mechanical Engineers
Institute For the Scientific Management of
Poland
Who’s Who
Banquet Sign Up Urges Students for A A event
Today is the last day to sign up for the A A Banquet in Barn gymnasium. Principal speaker John R. Tunis of Harper's Magazine and the New York Evening Post, author of The Mother of a Champion and Sports Heroics and Mysteries, will address attendees. Betty Martin hosts, with Olive Bushnell announcing awards and entertainment by Barn Ardites Vera Freudenheim and clogging team.
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A. A
John R. Tunis
Harper’s Magazine
N. Y. Evening Post
Betty Martin
Mrs Wayman
Dr. Alsop
Olive Bushnell
Amelia Abele
Miss Hauser
Vera Freudenheim
Education 35A 36A Reorganized To Six Point Plan
The notice states New York State certificate rules require a six point program for high school teachers and that Barnard students may not join Special Methods courses next year. They can meet Special Methods requirements through Education 35A-360A with future announcements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Barnard
Teachers College
Seniors Must Complete Final Examinations for PE Credit
Beginning May 11 seniors can satisfy the physical education requirement by completing their final medical examination. They are urged to report to the Physical Education Office if not yet scheduled, as exams will be offered at specific times and final credit requires completion.
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Physical Education
New Menorah Officers Announce Meeting
Menorah invites all to hear David H. Pearlman director of the Society for the Advancement of Judaism at its meeting Monday April 29 at 4 o'clock in the College Pearlman will discuss Cultural Zioism He is pursuing degrees at Teachers College Also announced officers for 1929 1930 Dorothy Adelson president Lucille Robbins vice president Celeste Judel secretary Edith Guttman treasurer Blanche Luria publicity
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menorah
David H. Pearlman
Society For the Advancement of Judaism
Pearlman
Teachers College
Dorothy Adelson
Lucille Robbins
Celeste Judel
Edith Guttman
Blanche Luria
Public Labor Department Posts Openings Promoted by Perkins
Miss Frances Perkins, Industrial Commissioner, asks publicity for vacancies in the Department of Labor. Open positions include assistant superintendent in the division of employment, chief of division in the Bureau of Home Work Inspection, and a confidential field agent. Details appear on the Occupation Bureau bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Perkins
Department of Labor
Division of
Bureau of Home Work Inspection
Seniors Can Rent Caps and Gowns From Columbia Bookstore
Columbia Bookstore offers cap and gown rentals for Commencement through Marian Churchill. Orders should be filed now to guarantee perfectly fitting attire. Fee is 5 dollars for four weeks or a one day rental at a lower price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Bookstore
Marian Churchill
Miss Churchill
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Beatrice Heiman
Thelma Rosengardt
Hazel Reisman
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
Barnard Bulletin
Columbia University
Broadway
119Th Street
Editorial
Louise Homer
Efram Zimbalist
Carnegie
Royal Russian Choir
Princess Slaviansky
Hammerstein Theatre
Neighborhood Playhouse
Bloch
Israel
Borodin
Debussy
Cleveland Orchestra
Sokoloff
Manhattan Opera House
John McCormack
Hippodrome
Sophs
P.C
V. C. Gildersleeve
Dean
Occupation Bureau
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