Editor Concluding Lineage of Newsroom Staff Listed
A terse roster names editors and staff with years next to each role, including editor in chief Margaret Meap 1923 and news editor Heren Le Pace 1924. Additional names Alice Williams 1923 Arra Lopycurne 1926 Circulation Manager Henrietta Apret 1925 and assistants Matory Sxeats 1926 plus Alice Boeringher 1923. The snippet ends with price figures $2.00 and $2.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Apret
Matory
Sxeats
Alice Boeringher
Five Foot Bookshelf aims to educate American labor workers
The Workers' Education Bureau of America previews a Five Foot Bookshelf series of affordable volumes on Labor Science and Literature for industrial workers. The program seeks to satisfy workers cultural aspirations while linking university education to the labor movement and shaping the future role of colleges in educating workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workers’ Education Bureau of America
American Labor Movement
Spencer Miller
Bureau
America
Anomalies in Public Opinion Over School Events
A cursory view shows contradictions in student sentiments toward events. The Junior Prom with a $14 tax drew little objection, while the Friendship Drive faced deficits and criticism of costs. Now the Junior Show's reserved seats provoke complaints from Juniors and other classes alike, raising questions about democracy in school governance.
She Has a Book and the Single View Habit
The piece critiques student attitudes like a father who vetoes gifts as “She has a book.” It argues that many prefer a single impression from Moscow theatre, a speaker, or an exhibit, rushing to new experiences to boast. It links this mindset to changing fashion among young intellectuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow ‘Art Theatre
In Memoriam Marie Bloomfield
An elegiac poem recalling Marie Bloomfield in a somber memorial tone. The verse laments a life cut short and the enduring memory of her smile amid symbolic imagery of earth, sky, sea, dawn, and eternal light. It meditates on mortality, creation, and a penitential spiritual journey.
Marie Bloomfield Dies in Apparent Suicide
The administration announces the death on February 7 of Marie Bloomfield of the Class of 1924 a Brooks Hall resident. Miss Bloomfield died by her own hand in what appears to be temporary mental derangement with no other reason given. She was a student of brilliant promise and a future of achievement and service was anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Bloomfield
Brooks Hall
Miss Bloomfield
February events calendar highlights and lectures
A list of campus events from February 16 to 22 includes a Botany lecture by Dr. Blakeslee at 4:00 PM, a junior show, and a Passion Play lecture by Myron T. Scudder. Activities span Mount Morris Baptist Church, Belmont, Broadhurst, and Ritz-Carlton venues with lectures, readings, and student meetings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blakeslee
Brinkerhoff
Oberammergau
Myron T. Scudder
Mount Morris Baptist Church
Edna Thomas
the Belmont
Hugh Walpole
the Broadhurst
Columbia Ensemble Players
Barlor
Philolexian stages Julius Caesar at Town Hall in strong cast
The Philolexian Society presented Julius Caesar at the Town Hall last week. Warner Tufts as Brutus and Perry Twins as Cassius delivered solid performances though Caesar lacked full dignity. Mary Benjamin of Barnard impressed as Portia and Helen Williams as Calpurnia added grace to the production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philolexian Society
Times
Julius Cesar
Town Hall
Hamlet
Warner Tufts
Brutus
Perry
Twins
Cassius
William Baston
Julius
Cesar
Anthony
Forum
Mary Benjamin
Barnard
Portia
Cato
Helen Williams
Calpurnia
Curricular Luncheon To Be Held For Student Discussion
A Friday luncheon invites students interested in curriculum reform to join a nucleus and sign up for space. Faculty may attend to join small group discussions across departments as part of a new approach distinct from last year's curriculum proposal.
Occupation guidance offered to seniors and sophomores
The bureau urges remaining seniors to register soon and invites sophomores to discuss work plans for after graduation. Miss Doty will conduct special appointments on Tuesdays and Thursdays to discuss opportunities and requirements in various fields.
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Barnard Bulletin
Barnard College
Margaret Meap
Heren le Pace
Margaret Trusler
Eleanor ® Kortheuer
Louise Rosenstatt
Gertrude Gortschalt
Marcareet Maryon
Spetl Schall
Marcaret
Irisx
A. A
Lucra Atzamora
Exeanor Steere
Etta May- Strateie
Cicey
Margaret Bowrett
Marie Branot
Esteie
Here
EstHer Jennings
Dorothy Barta
Jean. Marshall
Alice Williams
Arra Lopycurne
New York
N. Y
Columbia
University
Broadway
119Th St
IN Memoriam
Marie. Bloomfield
Earth
Elysian Isle
Kalendar
Philolexian
Julius Caesar
Miss Doty
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