Barnard College Weekly Staff and Editorial List 1914 15
Published weekly through the college year with staff roles listed. Editor in chief Louise H. Fox 1914, business manager Lucy Morgenthal 1915, ex officio Margaret Peck 1914, managing editors Ruth Marley 14 and Alice Waller 14 Columbia news, athletics Edna Astruck 15, dramatic and literary Sarah Butler 15, humorous department Agnes Conklin 15, proofreader Alma Herzfeld 15, associate editors Florence Schwarzwaelder 14, Rhoda Erskine 15, class and college news Estelle Kraus 15, departmental clubs Margaret Pollitzer 15, social movements Dorothy Blondel 16, religious activities Porette-Ferandieto, Edith Grossman 16, assistant drama and humorous Teanne Jacoby 16, athletics Teanne Jacoby 16.
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Ruth Marley
Outside News
Alice Waller
Columbia News
Edna Astruck
Sarah Butler
Agnes Conklin
Alma Herzfeld
Florence Schwarzwaelder
Rhoda Erskine
Estelle Kraus
Margaret Pollitzer
Dorothy Blondel
Porette—Ferandieto
Edith Grossman
Eleanor Hubbard
Teanne Jacoby
Comic Perception in Meredith Essay Calls for Broad Spirit
The piece discusses George Merediths Essay on Comedy and argues the comic spirit is a broad understanding force needed in college. It notes the spirit corrects societal absurdities with a loving, insightful tone and encourages students to gain it through wide experience and open mindedness.
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George Meredith
There Is Something The Matter With College
A reflective piece on alumnae haunting campuses and returning for glimpses of hockey, plays, and chapel. The writer notes persistent college nostalgia and asks if something is wrong with college, concluding the issue may lie with the reader.
Comic Perception and College Spirit at Barnard
A Barnard College note advocates detecting the ridiculous in loved ones and institutions to strengthen community life. It cites student meetings, exam stress, and college loyalties, praising Naomi Harris’s spirited letter while contrasting irony with true comic perception.
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Meredith
Naomi Harris
Barnard
Mark Twain
New York
Discrimination as Life Lesson Urged by Dr. Muzzey in Chapel
Dr. Muzzey of the History Department spoke in chapel on March 12 urging students to exercise discrimination. He tied St Pauls words to the need to distinguish essential from incidental, noting college aims beyond pure scholastic breadth and comparing spiritual growth to bodily change.
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Muzzey
History Department
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