Barnard Bulletin announces undergrad groups and staff roles
Semi weekly Barnard College student publication lists editorial and reporting staff for the Undergraduate Association. Includes editor in chief Mary Dublin, managing editors, reporters, business and advertising staff, and circulation team. Remains dated 1908 with subscription and mailing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dublin
Elizabeth Denson
Viola Robinson
Alberta Valh
Hekre Berman
Wootree Maga Finda Ginsberg
Dora Breitwieser
Ruth Goldstein
Beatrice Serge
Madeleine Stern
Ience Suskind
Elizabeth Polyzoides
Nue Reinhardt
Sarah Pros
Hilda Mee’uood
Ethel Greenfield
About Town
Thelma Rosengardt
Maxine Rothschild
Sylvia Gettinger
Josephine Sonnenborn
Laze] Reisman
Irene Friedman
Roberta Meritzer
Jean Ehrlich
Dorothy Rasch
Sylvia Schweitzer
Juliet Blume
Geraldine Marcus
Marjorie Harley
Editorial champions U S World Court steps
The United States signs three World Court protocols reflecting cautious support for an international legal framework. The piece argues the Court helps codify international law, reduces uncertainty, and may foster peaceful dispute resolution, urging continued U S cooperation despite reservations.
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United States
World Court
Call for Lengthened Spring Vacation At College
A letter from Jeanette Abelow and a response urged the college to act on extending spring vacation. The writers question who has authority to enact changes and push for action beyond debate, noting student desire for a longer break after Christmas and during the busy spring term.
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Bulletin
Jeanette Abelow
Lengthened Easter vacation urged to aid students
A college reader advocates extending spring break to benefit both students and professors. The letter argues rest improves quiz preparation and paper quality, noting many students, especially women, overwork, stay up late, and need a mental and physical refreshment similar to Christmas recess.
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Bulletin
City Students to Hear Christmas Carols in Fifth Ave Church
Metropolitan Student Union of YMCA and YWCA hosts a Christmas carol service on December 1 at 8 p.m. at the Church of the Ascension Fifth Avenue and Tenth Street. Students from Adelphia College Columbia Union Theological Seminary Barnard Cooper Union Hunter College Packer Institute NYU and others will be represented. Dr Donald Aldrich presides with Chaplain Raymond C Knox and Dr Henry Sloan Coffin in attendance.
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YMCA
Ywc.a
Church of the Ascension
Fifth Avenue
Tenth Street
Adelphia College
Columbia University
Barnard College
Teachers College
Sarah Lawrence College
Union Theological Seminary
Cooper Union
Hunter College
General Theological Seminary
Packer Collegiate Institute
New York University
Donald Aldrich
Raymond C. Knox
Columbia
Henry Sloan Coffin
S. T.D
Wilhelm Alfred Braun
Barnard
Alumnae Resolve on Death of Mrs Joseph H Choate
The Barnard College Board of Directors notes the death of Mrs Joseph H Choate a charter trustee and founder with forty years service. It records respect for her memory and sorrow as a long time associate of the college and requests minutes reflect the resolution and a copy be sent to her family on December 10 1929.
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Joseph H. Choate
Choate
Barnard College
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The Irish Theatre Presents A Rollicking Comedy At Sheridan Square
The Irish Theatre at Sev erth Avenue Sheridan Square stages a rollicking comedy about candle light life with a difficult cast and the hero Rover Burgess praised by critics for The Salyer Lassie. Pegeen Mike proves exacting while audiences recall The Playboy of the Western World and Abbey Theatre Dublin stirred opinions.
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Severth
Sheridan Square
Ac-Tas
Rover Burgess
Pegeen-Mike
Abbey Theatre
Dublin
Carollers Honor Dean With Christmas Songs
Carollers led by Vivian Barnett sing to honor the Dean during a holiday visit. The group includes Sally Vredenburgh Dorothy Harrison Elsa Zorn Evelyn Anderson Amelia Abele Elsa Mac Farland Betty Gaw Anne Gunther Evelyn Safran Grace Reining Christiana Furse Mary Dublin Fredricka Gaines Thelma Rosen gardt Flaine Hargro ve Kitty Brehme and Gary Katherine Crawford.
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Sally — Vredenburgh
Dorothy Harrison
Elsa Zorn
Evelyn Anderson
Amelia Abele
Elsa MacFarland
Betty Gaw
Anne Gunther
Evelyn Safran
Grace Reining
Christiana Furse
Mary Dublin
Fredricka Gaines
Thelma Rosengardt
Flaine Hargrove
Kitty Brehme
Nnd Gary
Katherine Crawford
Scholarships Offered for Spring Session Aid
A few scholarships for the Spring Session may be vacated. Students in urgent need of scholarship aid should file applications with the Dean's Secretary before January 10. V. C Gildersleeve, Dean.
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V. C Gildersleeve
Student Council meeting minutes and actions
The Student Council met Thursday December 12 at noon in the Council Room. Actions included chartering an Opera Club, demanding Wigs & Cues submit ticket prices, authorizing $100 to the employees’ Xmas fund, appointing Caroline Tietjen as Library Committee chair, updating the Precedent Book, thanking Miss Ward and Wardell, and planning a carol visit to the Dean on December 20.
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Stud
V. Siding
Miss Vanderbilt
Caroline Tietjen
Christmas Gaieties on Campus This Week
This week features campus Christmas festivities with services at Milbin Chapel and singing by combined clubs from Columbia and ward. The German Club plans a Christmas tree and gifts in College Parlor, the Italian Club in Conference Room, and the French Club at Maison Franc. Carols to the Dean end Friday after classes.
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Columbia
Ward
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College Pa
College Parlor
Portor
Maison ‘Franc
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