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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1929
Page
3
Bulletin announces a selection process for a new editor with four to five apprentice candidates chosen from merit in writing and leadership. They will train under the current editor until March end, with signed pieces appearing in Bulletin. The Managing Board and Student Council will pick the editor for the coming year, announced next issue.
A Barnard College survey highlights several alumnae pursuing law. Emily Marx ’23 joined Yale Law 1925 and now runs her own practice after earlier work with Peaslee Brigham Genner t. Edith Cook ’12 combined law with politics and welfare work, serving one Connecticut legislature term. Frances Marlatt ’21 earned NYU LLD 1925 and edited the NYU Law Review before joining Bertha Rembaugh. Other noted lawyers include Carol W King ’16 Helen Williams ’06 Virginia Mollenhauer.
Barnard College hosts a February 13 afternoon Parlor gathering where alumnae share career paths with students including Helen Rivkin Olive Johnston Anne Flering Wilde Dorothy Van Doren Janet Owen Frances Marlatt Marion Mansfield Helena Shine Dohrenwend Marian L Wolff and Sylvia Kopard. Greek Games prepare lyrics and entrances with new sign up rules and intensive dance training led by Miss O'Donnell as the festival nears.
Alumnae Day activities link undergraduates and alumnae to strengthen Barnard College facilities and endowment. A Barnard Camp fund drive follows a bridge event and a Lord and Taylor shopping week. Dr Braun lecture and tea invitees promote college unity. Sophomore Hop on Friday at Barnard Hall features Meyer Davis Orchestra, novelty dance, Grand March, and a $3.00 ticket with ample sign up time.
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