Barnard Bulletin Editorial Roster and Billing Note
Barnard Bulletin lists weekly publication by Barnard College Students with staff roles for 1919 20 including Editor in Chief Mildred Kammerer news editor Dorothy Butler and associate editors Pamela Thomas Lillian Touroff Emily Dowling Bertha Wallerstein and assistants Phoebe Guthrie Marjorie Marks Leonora Andrews Frances Marlatt Dorothy Reichhard and business staff Marion Travis Mathilde Tewes Dorothy Falk Bertha Sartorius Frances Jones Madeleine Metcalf and a note on one year mailing price in advance.
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Pamela Thomas
Lillian Touroff
Emily Dowling
Bertha Wallerstein
Phoebe Guthrie
Marjorie Marks
Leonora Andrews
Frances Marlatt
Dorothy Reichhard
Dorothy Falk
Bertha Sartorius
Frances Jones
Madeleine Metcalf
University Teas at Earl Hall Call for Student Unity
The new University Teas series opened last Friday at Earl Hall and earns strong support from undergraduates. The piece notes Columbia's social disjointedness across schools and between faculty and students, urging cooperative spirit to overcome city college life obstacles.
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Earl Hall
Columbia
City College
Barnard Bulletin seeks timely student reports for publicity
The Barnard Bulletin asks student clubs and departments to submit reports of their activities and plans. Editors pledge to publish constructive work and strive for a live up-to-date college paper with regular cooperation from student organizations.
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Student Council
Barnard
Deficiency Examinations At Barnard College
Barnard College will hold deficiency examinations March 3 to 8 for students with absences or F or D in excess of six points who have term work of grade C or higher. Eligible students may obtain course details from the Registrar and file five dollar applications by February 21. Time cards should accompany applications. The exam schedule will be posted February 27. Anna E H Meyer Registrar.
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Barnard College
Anna E. H. Meyer
Dancing Teas Aim to Foster University Fellowship
The Barnard view praises an Association for University Teas initiative to unite undergraduate schools, addressing social and academic problems. The first dancing tea succeeds, promising informal gatherings to promote goodwill and strengthen faculty and student ties across the university.
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Association For University
Barnard
Civil service openings continue after armistice
Notices list posts in the Federal Civil Service such as Scientific Assistant and Assistant Horticulturist at the Department of Agriculture with salaries from 1000 to 2200 dollars. Other positions include Clerk Translator Statistical Clerk Medical Interne and stenographer-typist with entry pay 900 to 1200 dollars. Full notices are posted on bulletin boards.
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Federal
Department of Agriculture
Local Marriages Recorded in Mississippi Notice
Beulah Amidon will wed Lieutenant Paul G. Ratcliff of the Royal Air Force in Drew Mississippi on February 27. Katherine Leonard plans marriage to John A. Perkins in the same notice.
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Beulah Amidon
Paul G. Ratcliff
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Barnard Bulletin
Board OF Editors
Mildred K. Kammerer
Dorothy Butler
Marion Travis
Mathilde Tewes
New York
N. Y
Columbia University
Broadway
119Th Street
Civil Service Openings
Public Health Service
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