Valerie Frankel elected Editor in Chief for Barnacle staff
Miss Churchill presided at the first Representative Assembly meeting on April 23. The new president urged prompt meeting attendance and urged votes for the Student Fellowship Award. Four candidates to go to Vassar as representatives to the foreign Student Forum were approved Barbara Zarniko Lies Lien Oilme Ploompu Irene Huber with Alexandra Klante as alternate. Barbara Zarniko to represent Germany Lies Lien to represent China Oilme Ploompu to represent Estonia Irene Huber to represent Switzerland. The delegation is funded by the Student Council and four members were chosen. Margaret Fuller elected representative to Student Council. Valerie Frankel becomes Barnacle Editor in Chief for 1928-1929. Sarah Elizabeth Rodger to replace her as Literary Editor. Tulia Helflbroner appointed Business Manager and Madeline Russell Advertising Manager. Conference of foreign students to be held at Vassar College April 28-29. Other foreign students to be notified of conference. Respectfully submitted, Sylvia Seifert, Vice-President.
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Miss Churchill
Representative Assembly
Vassar
Barbara Zarniko
Lucy Lieo
Oilme Ploompu
Irene Huber
Alexandra Klante
Margaret Fuller
Valerie Frankel
Harriet Tyng
Barnacles
Miss Frankel
Barnacle
Sarah Elizabeth Rodger
Tulia Hleilbroner
Madéline Russell
Vassar College
Darbara Zarniko
Germany
Lies Lien
China
Esthenia
Switzerland
Sylvia Seifert
Student Council Considers Letter from Vasgar Club
At a regular meeting, Miss Churchill reads a letter from Miss Tretrova of the Vasgar International Club requesting the council’s cooperation. The item prompts discussion of possible sponsorship and community links.
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Churchill
Miss Tretrova
Vasgar International Club
Spectacular closes to interclass baseball game
The Juniors defeated the Sophomores in the final interclass baseball game. The Sophomores were held scoreless until the last inning amid jokes about Miss Wayman offering an ice cream soda to the first Sophomore who scored.
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Miss Wayman
Moley blasts Chicago politics amid gang violence
Moley accuses Chicago leadership of political abuse and bribery by business interests and bootleg factions. He cites Capone era violence, gang power, and lack of prosecutions, urging centralized control in Cook County and condemnation of Insull-era corruption.
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Warnes
Scarface al” Capont
Dion O'Bannion
North Side
Gold Coast
Chicago
Bannion
Professor Moley
Caprni
Crowe
Molex
Cook County
Barnard Grads Win Carnegie Fine Arts Fellowships
Three Barnard College graduates from the Class of 1926 Marianna Byram Jean Lowry and Aldona Smolachowska have been awarded Fine Arts Fellowships by the Carnegie Corporation Byram will pursue graduate work at Radcliffe Lowry at Columbia and Smolachowska will study in Europe under Columbia's Pine Vets program to advance their artistic research
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Barnard
Carnegie Corporation
Marianna Byram
New York
Jean Lowry
Kentucky
Aldona Smolachowska
Poland
Miss Byram
Radcliffe
Picc Lowry
Columbia
mMoluchowska
Columbia Department
European observers question US role in world policy
The writer notes European skepticism toward American idealism and entangling alliances, arguing Europeans prefer the US pursue peaceful, civilizational goals like the Sea of Nations. He reflects on Paris life, Sorbonne Proms, and European student life in Geneva, highlighting cross cultural warmth and a growing US national perspective.
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United States
Europe
Paris
Sorbonne
Faculty of Letters
Faculty of Sciences
Geneva
Foyer Des Etudiants
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41St Street
Broadway
Mats
Mary Dugan
Bayard Veiller
Ann Harding and
Rex Cherryman
Vanderbilt Theatre
West 45Th Street
Mark Twain
Fields, Rodgers and Hart
Student Government Representative Assembly
Moley
Ney
Department of Fayets
Nationalis
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