Barnard Bulletin Editorial and Business Staff List
Barnard Bulletin lists the 1920s editorial board led by Edith Blumberg and Ruth Perl with assistants, reporters, and business and printing staff including Brynn Mason, Pearl Friedman, Jeanette Driscoll, and Edith Harris. Names span several classes and roles across editorial, business, and printing sections.
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Edith Blumberg
Ruth Perl
Edith Burrows
Louise Gottschall
Ruth Maguin
Harriet Wilinsky
Dorothy Fankfeld
Harriet Reilly
Eugenie Fribourg
Ruth Torrey
Mildred Gluck
Margaret Watson
Ussiews
Brynn E. Mason
Pearl Friedman
Jeanette Driscoll
Marjorie Cowen
Mildred Martin
Helen Greenblatt
Mary McNeight
Eliene Mallory
Helen Gambrill
Bessie Bergner
Marion Marshall
Kathleen Hourigan
Hannah Shor
Edith M. Harris
Myra Ast
Julie Newman
Ruth_Magurn
Ruth Rosenberg
Ethel Garrison
Student elections urged to shape campus leadership
The piece urges attendance at the undergraduate president nominations and votes for officers. It highlights student government as pivotal and calls for informed participation. The article notes a planned Russia study trip by Barnard and Columbia students and discusses views on Soviet Russia.
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Russia
Barnard
Columbia
America
Soviet Russia
Forum column advocates new true false exams at Barnard
A Barnard reader urges adopting a standardized true false examination to assess a student’s ability to learn rather than memorize. The writer cites Amherst College trials and argues psychology supports testing, minimizes last minute cramming, and favors progressive, tentative trial of new methods.
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Amherst College
Barnard
Confederation tours debated at Representative Assembly
Miss Dawbarn outlined plans by the Confederation Internationale des Etudiants for student tours to foster international spirit. Dorothy Ashworth was named to lead a committee to study Barnard group feasibility. Debate over midyear exam eligibility prompted a committee investigation, with a delegate from the Eligibility Committee to join. Plans for nominating next year’s Undergraduate President proceed March 8, and discussions on the Vice President and Honor Board roles will continue.
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Confederation Internationale Des Etudiants
Miss Dawbarn
Confederation
Representative Assembly
Barnard
Dorothy Ashworth
Senorita Castellano Returns to College After Absence
Senorita Rodriguez Castellano returned to her classes on Monday after an operation and months away since December. The college expressed happiness at her return and welcomed her back.
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Senorita Rodriguez - Castellano
Gatsby on stage drifts from book to spectacle
A theater review notes The Great Gatsby play starts stiffly with exposition and wanders through to a strong third act where Gatsby's background and pursuit of a false ideal color the tragedy. Florence Eldridge as Daisy shines while Rennie struggles as Gatsby.
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Scott Fitzgerald
Gatsby
Wolfsheim
Gats
Long Island
Tom Buchanan
Daisy
Florence Eldridge
Nemes Rennie
Student Council Discusses Physical Education Reform Targets
The February 25 meeting debated removing the Senior requirement and stressing personal fitness. Proposals included earning Barnard degrees through mastery of sports and granting external activity credits. A committee of four was formed to draft a resolution and a special meeting followed to refine it before Assembly action.
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Barnard
Alice Killeen
Margaret Goodell
Doris Goss
Dorothy Miner
Representative Assembly
van de Water
Miss Turner
National Federation of Students
Nationa
Dorothy Ashworth
Chal
Freshmen Play Jacks at Registrar’s Office Quiz Night
A group of freshmen gathered in the Registrar’s Office last Monday to study for a History quiz. They played a game of jacks on a table near the ratbank, finding it a welcome pastime amid study.
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