Barnard Bulletin Details Publication and Staff
Barnard Bulletin is issued semi weekly through the college year by Barnard College students. It lists the managing board including Tobin Brown, Joyce Lebois, and Jane Were-Bey. It notes postal receipt date October 19, 1928 and subscription rates of $3.50 yearly or 10 cents per copy.
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Barnard College
Barnard
New York
N. Y
Tobin Brown
Joyce Lebois
Jane Were-Bey
Student government reforms and year end review
Graduation marks a year of reappraisal and reform in student government. The Representative Assembly passed three amendments, giving clubs an official council representative and clarifying Proctor oversight. A Social Council aims to coordinate campus events, while Mortarboard will serve as a senior yearbook. Leadership from graduating seniors is praised.
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Representative Assembly
Political Council
Germany
Bulletin
Barnard Hall
James
Annex
Reichard Plans Further Navajo Study And Book
Professor Gladys Reichard of Barnard joins the Navajo field study at Flagstaff's Museum of Northern Arizona and will write two more books during a seven month sabbatical. She recalls the 1923 trip, lessons from interpreters, and her shift from biology to anthropology under Franz Boas.
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Southwest
Gladys Reichard
Barnard
Anthropology Department
Reichard
Museum of Northern Arizona
Flagstaff
Professor Reichard
Gladys
Swarthmore
New York
Franz Boas
Columbia
Ralph Linton
Summer pleasures in New York City and vicinity
The article surveys outdoor and leisure options from Riis Park and Coney Island to the Circle Line and Hudson River Dayline. It highlights beaches, parks, golf, paddle tennis, sailing, and concerts at Central Park, Prospect Park, Lewisohn Stadium, Randall’s Island, and Long Island inns for summer enjoyment.
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New York City
Brighton
BMT
Coney Island
Riis Park
Rockaways
Staten Island
42Nd Street
Manhattan
Hudson River
West Point
Goldman
Central Park
Brooklyn
Prospect Park
Lewisohn Stadium
City College
Randall's Island
New York’s Harbor
June Grads Gain Varied Opportunities at Barnard
Barnard College reports strong job prospects for the June class led by director Miss Houghton. Employers interview many seniors with salaries above last year, especially for science and East Asia language specialists. Opportunities exist in insurance, merchandising, group work, and teaching pathways with temporary licenses possible for liberal arts graduates.
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Barnard College
Miss Houghton
Barnard
Far East
Houghton
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