Barnard College Student Publication Acknowledges Staff List
Semi weekly college year publication lists staff and editors including Ruth Bower Grace Norris Minam Borgenichi Doris Pascal Diana Hirsch Livia Siman Miriam Fisher Elizabeth Simpson Suzanne Straw Eunice Moody Tane Wilcox Exchange Editor Eleanore Grushlaw About Town staff Mildred Barish Rose Somerville Margaret Weiss Rizal London Marjorie Brittingham Printing Elinor Rémer Business Staff.
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Ruth Bower
Grace Norris
Minam Borgenichi
Doris Pascal
Mildred Barish
Rose Somerville
Margaret "Weiss
Rizal London
Marjorie Brittingham
Elinor Rémer
Studies in Madrid Highlight Virginia Conforte
Virginia Conforte winner of the 1932 53 Spanish fellowship reports from Madrid on her courses at Centro de Estudios Historicos including Spanish literature with Americo Castro and modern poetry with Pedro Salinas. She praises Navarro Tomas phonetics Gili Gava grammar and a Prado art program while living at the Residencia with fellow foreign students.
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Virginia Conforte
Gladys Becha
Barnard
Miss Conforte
Centro de Estudios Historicos
Madrid
Americo Castro
Mortarboard Referendum Aims At Yearbook Subsidy Debate
Editorial argues the Mortarboard referendum will be held next Monday or Tuesday to decide subsidizing the annual college yearbook. It questions the cost to undergraduates and supports keeping a yearbook while noting this year’s issue shows a surplus rather than a deficit.
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Representative Assembly
Roosevelt
Barnard
Belasco and Katherine Cornell in a Midwest University Setting
A reader notes a discussion on Belasco and Katherine Cornell in a middle western university town. The essay compares stage technique, dramatic intensity, and audience response with references to academic critics and classic playwrights.
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Keats
Ruth
Katherine Cornell
Tarquimar Tera
Weesee Runia
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Cornell
Sanus Reman
Fragmented student notes hint at spring and memory
In a jumbled school note from a time of change, students reference spring fresh starts, past holidays, and a sense of anticipation. The rambling text mentions weather shifts, outdoor scenes, and plans for upcoming events while preserving a personal, diary like voice.
Bank Crisis Discussion at Luncheon With Dr Gayer
Dr Gayer addressed economics majors over lunch on March 10, outlining causes of banking chaos, from over expansion to bank looting fears. He cited a run on the Federal Reserve for gold, the Michigan bank closures, and the need for reform including capital, regulation, and expenditure brakes to restore confidence.
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Barnar
Hutchinson
Gayer
Federal Reserve System
Dr. Gaver
Michigan
Maryland
Ass Tse
Federal Reserve
United States
France
Germany
Garer
Englard
Occu
Dr. Gayer
Senior Tea Friday Will Feature Social Science Faculty
The senior class hosts a tea for the Social Science Faculty including Economics Government Anthropology Education and Physical Education. Guests will attend March from 4 to 5 30 with Anne Sardi chairing and hostesses to be named in the next issue of the Bulletin. The event is the second senior faculty tea of the semester following a January 24 gathering.
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