Barnard College Weekly Staff Roster 1915
Published weekly through the college year with staff list including Isabel Toten assistant business manager Ruth Marley Alice Waller Edna Astruck Sarah Butler Agnes Conklin Alma Herzfeld and various department editors and proofreader names.
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Isabel Tot *En
Ruth Marley
Outside
Alice Waller
Columbia News
Edna Astruck
Sarah Butler
Agnes Conklin
Alma Herzfeld
Notice of Second Class Matter Registration
Printed notice states the item is entered as second class matter on October 21, 1908 at the New York Post Office under the Act of March 3, 1897.
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New York
N. Y
Editorial on facing truth and preserving balance
The piece argues for recognizing suffering and injustice without becoming overwhelmed. It urges honest awareness of woes alongside notice of happiness, kindness, and the majority's calm normality to maintain sanity and resolve.
Facing Truth in a World of Good and Evil
The writer urges balanced vision of life, arguing readers should see both the misery and happiness. They critique sensational news and philanthropic focus on evils, urging courage to face the whole truth without distortion, noting everyday life includes bread and butter as well as dirt.
True College Spirit, A Barnard Letter to the Editor
A reader argues that college spirit is the life-force of a school built from its members. He notes growing student interest in broader social, economic, religious matters and in world affairs, suggesting this reflects true college vitality beyond mere campus rituals. The letter continues on Page 5 Column 5.
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Barnard Bulletin
City College March Events Calendar Highlights Student Campaign
A list of campus events for March at City College and Columbia University. English Club meeting March 2 at 830 PM. undergraduate tea March 4. Academic Chapel March 5 with Mr. Mott addressing NYU students. Women students meeting March 4 at Horace Mann Auditorium. men students meetings at Columbia Gymnasium on March 4 5 6. Carnegie Hall and campus venues host student campaign activities March 3 6.
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Louie Adams
West 123d Street
Mott
City of
New York
Student Christian Associations of
Mac
Carnegie Hall
Horace Mann Auditorium
Columbia University Gymnasium
Miss Holmquist Speaks on Student Campaign for Modern Religion
Miss Holmquist national secretary of the C A spoke Thursday in chapel on the Student Campaign for Modern Religion conducted by New York Catholic student groups worldwide. She urged self examination, clarified Christian faith, and promised openness to questions through Miss Patchin and Miss Holmquist with a concluding quote from George Matthison.
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Chapel
Mr. Mott
Dr. Coffin
St. Paul's Chapel
Miss Patchin
Miss Holmquist
Chapel Notice Announces Speakers at Academic Chapel
Dean Gildersteeve will speak on March 5 with the topic Judent Elections and Elec tioneering. On March 9, Dr. William Merrill will deliver the address.
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Dean Gildersteeve
Academic Chapel
William Merrill
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