Historical newspaper staff names and years listed
A fragment lists staff roles and years from early 1920s to mid 1920s including Editor-in-Chief Helena Pace News Editor Helen Le Pace and contributors such as Eleanor Steele Ezra May Strate Cicety AprresAum Proof Reader Mancaret Bowrext Marie Branor Esteve Heirs ALICE Williams and Rita Lopycaine with dates 1923 1924 1925 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeanor Steele
Ezra May Strate
Cicety AprresAum
Mancaret Bowrext
Honor Code Posters Spark Student Outcry and Reflection
The commentary on two honor code posters stirs criticism and questions about origins and removal. Students reflect on daily acts under the code, noting both past lectures and present mockery as posters label midterms approaching and urge virtue display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sing Sing
The 60 Hour Week at Barnard editorial critique
An editorial in the Brooklyn Eagle ridicules a Barnard College point system that assigns hours for sleep exercise meals and study. It argues the plan echoes factory discipline and mocks the idea as a deadly grind while noting the influence of daughters of industry on campus outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Eagle
Barnard
Barnard College
Barnard Board of
Barnard 4
Mary
Coolidge
Peer Gynt to Open at Garrick Theatre February Third
From the Second Balcony notes that Ibsens Peer Gynt will open at the Garrick Theatre on February 3 the first production since Mansfields around 1907. Theodore Komisarjevsky directs with Lee Simonson as scenic designer for the Theatre Guild. Lillebil Ibsen the famed Anitra will headline the cast wife of Tancred Ibsen and heir to a royal theatre lineage with training in Norway and Europe. Sibelius recently wrote the pan tomime Scaramouche for her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibsen
Peer Gynt
Garrick Theatre
Mansfield
Theodore Komisarjevsky
Lee Simonson
Theatre Guild
Anitra
Lillebil’ Ibsen
Lillebil
Tancred Ibsen
Henrik Ibsen
Royal’ Theatre
Fokine
Fokina
Max Reinhard
Sibelius
Scaramouche
Alumnae Bulletin Reviewed Faces Funding Dilemma
The December Alumnae Bulletin centers on lack of funds, critiquing its impact on dignity and suggesting a long editorial on the first page. It notes clear reporting on the Paris conference, highlights Marie Reimer's chemistry piece, laments space limits on scholarship letters, and urges broader circulation and enlargement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International ‘Federation of University Women In
Paris
Marie Reimer
Miss Reimer
College gossip and quips from campus bulletin notes
A fragmentary campus notebook column repeats student quips and letters about daily life. Lines reference a discussion group, an All Star Varsity game, infant hygiene jokes, lost advertisements, and miscellaneous social observations from a college community.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Barnard Bulletin
Undergraduate Association
Board OF
Marcarer Truster
Louise Rosenblatt
Marcaret Maryon
Spettschall
Marcaret
Lucia Alzamora
Helen le Pace
Eleanor Kort Heuer
Gertrude Gottschall
Marie Branor
Esteve
Dorothy Barta
Jean Marshall
Business Boardusiness
Esther Jennings
Alice Williams
Rita Lopycaine
Henrietta Apret
Marjory
Alice Bokringher
N. Y
Columbia
University
Broadway
119Th St
Memoriam
Katherine MacDonald
Soph
All Stars
Bulletin
Spectator
Morris Hill
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!