Barnard College Bulletin Announces Editorial and Staff
Barnard Bulletin lists weekly student staff for 1919 1920 including Editor in Chief Dorothy Butler News Editor Bertha Wallerstein and A A Editor A Carter. Names on Under the Clock panel include R Clendenin M Marks M MacMahon A Andrews K Brosnan F Marlatt and others. Business board shows Ruth R Jones as business manager with assistants Metcalf Rissland Costello Jones Shea Koehler. Printed as second class matter since 1908 and mailed at special rate from New York City.
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Dorothy Butler
Bertha Wallerstein
New York
N. Y
Barnard Bulletin
Barnard College
Columbia University
Broadway
119Th Street
Barnard Endowment Drive Seeks $500000 Support
Barnard College appeals for $500000 to expand the endowment, fund higher salaries, and reduce debt. The drive emphasizes democratic tuition, urging donations from students, clubs, and supporters to fund women’s education and strengthen the college’s finances.
Barnard College Adviser Card Regulations for Freshmen to Seniors
Freshman to senior students must file annual adviser cards between March 18 and March 27. Cards require adviser signature and must name a Barnard staff adviser, with specifics on major, minors, and transfer plans. Departures for transfer students exempted from filing but must inform Registrar of plans.
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Barnard College
Department of Physical Education
de Sigge
Committee On Instruction
Greek Games tickets distribution details announced
The Greek Games ticket plan sets aside seats for officers, alumnae, and students. Officers may buy one reserved seat for $1, alumnae get 100 $1.50 tickets by mail, students obtain blanks from specific names and must mail with $1 and a self addressed envelope between March 10 and 24.
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Mary Taliaferro
Margaret Bliss
Students’ Hall
Miss Hirth urges women to think in broad work fields
Miss Hirth argues that women should view careers as broad fields rather than narrow jobs. She warns that the main flaw in women’s business life is failing to imagine work in its largest terms while noting the teaching profession as fundamental and rewarding for creative work and personal growth.
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Miss Hirth
Busiess
Dean Giddersleeve
Lost Black Bear Muff Return to Edith P Shearn
A lost muff described as black bear fur is requested to be returned to Edith P Shearn. Please contact the owner if found.
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Black
Edith P. Shearn
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A. Carter
R. Clendenin
M. Marks
A. MacMahon
L. Andrews
K. Brosnan
F. Marlatt
B. Whyte
H. Prince
E. Brooks
M. Trusler
S. Rathborne
M. Gordau
Business Board
Ruth R. Jones
M. Metcalf
L. Rissland
M. Costello
A. Jones
SK. Shea
KK. R. Koehler
Barnard
Barnard College Endowment Fund Committee
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