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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1921
Page
2
Notices request Barnard College students to contribute to the Christmas Fund for employees by giving donations to Dr. Griffin the Comptroller at his Milbank office.
The piece calls for a five thousand dollar donation target for Barnard College as part of the Student Friendship Drive. Helen Miner is asked to report on missing materials. Colonel Frederick Palmer warns that failure of the Washington Conference risks greater taxation and future war.
Lincoln House Settlement conducts an unemployment survey in the all Negro district around 63rd Street between 6th and 16th Avenues. New York School for Social Work students use a school drafted questionnaire and seek about twelve Barnard student volunteers to assist in social and industrial research. Communicate with Marie Keller.
Aldina Lonaker Kranz reports alumnae occupying varied posts in 1920s Buffalo and New York. A secretary for the City Planning Association, Columbia office assistant, law student at Carr Hill Kornig, English substitute and psychologist tester, convent novice in New Jersey, MA candidate at Columbia, and editorial assistant for a medical publisher illustrate professional paths for women of the era.
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In a detailed critique the piece lauds Bear's enlarged 1921 editorial department and its aim to spark college discussions. It notes improvements over past issues while questioning the tone of some poems and the introspective nature of pieces. The editorials, though imperfect, are seen as a forward step for campus discourse.
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