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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1931
Page
1
Editorial staff of Harvard College publication lists editors and staff by year and role. The page shows names and positions including editor in chief, managing editors, news board, About Town, printing, and contributing editors across multiple classes.
The page lists staff members including Dorothy Rasch as Business Manager and Roberta Meritzer as Business Assistant with a group of advertising staff and managers such as Juliet Bipsit and Geraldine Marcus. Also named are Margaret Altscaul Jean Ekrrich Lorraine Popper Ruth Levy Frances Barry Janice Patterson Catherine Manson Constance Brown and Beatrice Sykora.
The Columbia Spectator editors present a compendium of undergraduate opinions on courses with grade statistics, noting previous attempts were flawed. They discuss fairness, student candor, and the value of such surveys, inviting discussion on whether to revive the project through the Forum Column or other avenues.
Forum letter from Frances M. Stitt at Barnard urges Barnard supporters to back the Student Fellowship Drive. She notes Barnard's unique fellowship among women’s colleges, cites praise at the National Student Federation convention in Atlanta, and encourages renewed energy and wider backing to fund and select fellows and strengthen American Europ e connections.
The readable text critiques governmental workings and mentions Caraway and Borah amid scattered observations. It discusses senate debates, immigration, and public sentiment, noting a long period since thorough examination of government operations and the impact on citizens.
A critical look at the play Five Star Final notes its rapid scene shifts and tabloid sensationalism, praising some performances while criticizing the overall sensationalist premise. Kringelein's portrayal by Sam Levene receives particular emphasis for its restraint and depth.
Walter Duranty reports on rousing patriotism among Young Communists and contrasts Russia’s labor practices with the United States. He notes how unemployed are used without mechanical aid, even given tea spoons instead of work, highlighting government employment methods.
A cryptic fragment about a science topic hints at an abandoned concept explored by researchers. The text references measurements and a nod to a university context, suggesting ongoing inquiry into a vanished or discarded idea.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe reference to the Wickersham commissions and a discussion of prohibition effects on paper manufacturers. It hints at busted businesses and enforcement context without clear names or dates.
Fragmented text hints at a chaotic Hindustan poem or column with garbled phrases. Readers glimpse scattered names and places, yet details are unclear. The piece reads like a damaged page with stray terms and disjointed commentary, offering little cohesive narrative.
Disjointed notes describe a graft scare involving Mayor Thompson and a group called the Nereas. The fragment hints at diverted funds and a scheme around S100 to S130,000, with mentions of bills, thirst, and home concerns stirring public debate.
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