Barnacle Portrays Literary Promise and Mixed Quality
A review of Barnacle issue highlights varied stories and poems. It praises Beatrice Friedman’s Eastern Fever for unity and realism, notes The Candles Blown Out as underdeveloped, and commends poems by Emmy Lou Mally and Virginia Knight. The piece concludes Barnacle exceeds typical college output and champions refined tastes in culture.
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Barnacle
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Aise
Miss Healy
Ke Elizabeth
I.rnacle
Missatham
Ann Ford
Beatrice Friedman
Cherry Wilkins
Catherine Turner
M. Kirby Hughes
Virgin
Emmy Lou Mally
Miss Mally
Sarah Elizabeth Rodger
Miss Rodger
Miss Snow
Barnard
Graduates Secure Early Positions Ace Class of 1929
The class of 1929 graduates already hold promising posts. Virginia Brown becomes part time assistant in the college chemistry department while Marian Churchill takes a full time assistant role in government. Helen Pallister joins Barnard as psychology assistant. Ruth Rosenberg becomes a chemistry fellow at NYU Washington Square. Nancy Thomas will be at Northwestern as geology assistant. Margaret Burford joins Girls' High School history teaching.
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Marian Churchill
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Barnard
Helen Pallister
Ruth Rosenberg
Washington Square
New York University
Nancy Thomas
Northwestern University
Margaret Burford
Girls’ High School
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