Barnard students discuss distribution and ads in Quarterly
Edith Kane writes to Barnard Bulletin about distributing the 1934 1935 Quarterly at Columbia Bookstore to cover costs while maintaining student choice. She notes five hundred copies given out early, calls for budget balance, and invites reader input on advertising and future issues.
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Barnard Bulletin
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Ah Youth and Barnard Girls of Nineteen Thirty Eight
Letter to the editor praises Barnard College class of 1938 inviting readers to reflect on youth discipline and modest living. The author Marion Kahn Handler notes seventeen-year-old students well built, balanced meals, and avoidance of cakes and sausage meat while keeping faces and souls clean. The piece comments on society's direction.
Constructive Idea for Alma Mater on Escalator Substitute
Seniors urge Bulle tin to sponsor a campus Caledonian plan proposing escalators to replace stairs in South Hall. The letter hints at Spectator funding the opening and closing of doors and asks for continued campus support.
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Bulletin
South Hall
Alumnae Initiative Sparks Barnard Physical Education
The 1905 alumnae petition urged freshmen exercise, leading Barnard to list Hygiene lectures and two weekly exercise hours. Though no PE staff existed, alumnae funded a Teachers College instructor for two years, with early activity in Milbank Quadrangle and Brinckerhoff basement. by 1917 PE appears in the catalog, credited to alumnae persistence.
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Barnard
Reginald Lee Johnson
Committee On Instruction
Milbank
Brinckerhoff
Teachers College
Teacher’s ‘College
Students Hall
Christmas Assembly to Be Broadcast by Barnard, Columbia
Barnard students in the Columbia University Choir will share in a Christmas program with the Barnard and Columbia orchestra. Holly sprigs will be distributed to all attendees.
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Barnard
Columbia University
Columbia Orchestra
Graduates Speak at Vocational Tea Event
State Bureau of Employment personnel director Smith Kaufman and Inc director of job analysis study from the American Associations of Social Workers hosted a session. Elizbeth Stewart, 34, consulted with attendees. Mrs Mary Carson Cookman, 1926 era ad manager of Abraham and Strauss, Brooklyn, spoke on advertising. Cookman has worked with the Hispanic Society of America, taught in Santa Fe, and publicity for Pacific News Bureau. Elsa Moltén, Jean Ehrlich, and Aileen Pelletier gathered students interested in advertising.
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State Bureau of Employment
Smith
Kaufman
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American Associations ‘of Social Workers
Elizabeth’ ‘Stewart
Mary Carson
Cookman
Ature Advertising
Abraham and Strauss
Brooklyn
Hispanic Society of America
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Pacific News’ Bureau
Elsa Mooltén
Jean Ehrlich
Aileen Pelletier
Man Of Aran Shines In Grand Oceanic Film Display
The review praises the sea bound lives and dramatic海 views in the film Man Of Aran. It highlights the ocean’s moods from calm to tempestuous and lauds the film’s photogenic scenes though criticizes the rapid cutting that reduces lingering admiration. The Gaumont production is hailed as a landmark in New York cinema.
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New York
Waugh
Aran
Gaumonit
British Film Corporation
Michael Flaherty
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Fellowship Fund Short of One Thousand Dollar Goal
The Student Fellowship Committee reports a shortfall of 620 dollars to reach the 1000 dollar quota. Students are urged to pledge, with money due by Friday December 21 and payments collected in Miss Weeks’ office Tuesdays and Thursdays.
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Marjory Eyerly
Garnette Snedeker
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Tuberculosis Association
Eunice Moody
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Marion Kahn Handler
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Margaret Eyerly
Tilson’s Drug Store, Inc
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