Class of 1908 reports members' pursuits and notices
The 1908 graduating class survey shows eighty six of one hundred members traced. Most become teachers with thirty eight in teaching and twenty three in high schools. Some engaged in YSA work social service or literary study. A portion pursue graduate study or clerical work at Columbia. Several are married or engaged while two are preparing public lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Sutton
Marie Rathgen
Perry
Laura Manley
Leonard Wallstein
Olive Roe
Harry Solomon
Alice Hershfield
Wittlessy
Freda Peck
Mortimer Kaufma
Helen Loeb
Robert Thompson
Linda Savitz
M. J. Marx
Marguerite Strauss
Ethel Everett
Jessie Housdton
Mary Maxon
Agnes Marshall
Morense Mastin
Ada Muller
Ellen O’gorman
Mabel Peterson
Helen Gray
Florenee Wolff
Lilian Rosenoff
Elizabeth Zangler
Pauline Steinberg
Margaret Golts
Louise Tattershall
Margery Harrison
May Hufeland
Maude Nem
Josephine Prahl
Elsie Quinby
Elizabeth Robinson
Annie Mornhall
Helen Veith
Edith Ferns
Eleanor Curran
Regina Coveney
Barnard Newsroom Dispute Over Alumnae Reporters
An unnamed Barnard alumna reporter defends alumnae reporters against claims they lack skill. She argues alumnae joined the Press Club from its start, notes a formal constitution, and asserts alumnae provide steadier coverage than sensational undergraduate work.
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Barnarp
Press Club
Barnard News
Barnard
Reeds
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