Barns College Undergraduate Association Bulletin
Published semi weekly during the college year this notice is issued by the Barns College students. It outlines the interests of the Undergraduate Association and appears as a campus information bulletin for students.
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College Paper Names 1929 Faculty and Staff Roles
The issue lists student reporters Virginia Knight Ruth Jeanne Bellamy Anita Jones Bettina Peterson and others under the 1929 year section. It details the Business Manager and staff including Virginia C Brown Hazel Keisman Roberta Moritzer Edith Spivack Hilda Brandenstein Vera Behrin and more with the printing and advertising teams and their supervisors.
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Virginia Knight
Ruth Jeanne Bellamy
Anita Jones
Bettina Peterson
Business Board
Irances Koltzberg
Virginia C. Brown
Hazel Keisman
Roberta Moritzer
Bertha Lambert
Mgr
Edith Spivack
Hilda Brandenstein
Vera Behrin
Mary
Bamberger
Sylvia Schweitzer
Dorothy Rasch
Juliet Blume
Geraldine Marcus
Ruth Gelb
Hilda Markwood
Margaret Weintzen
Ethel Geiger
Marge Gutknecht
Hope Hemenway
Editorial on English major reforms and Barnard musical ideas
The piece argues Barnard English majors will gain a unified curriculum and a final exam with a guided tutorial history course to strengthen study. It also notes Musicals for Barnard calls for student and faculty concerts akin to Columbia and highlights Rostand's L Aiglon at Hunter College with ticket details.
Important Notice For Class Of 1930 At Barnard
Students planning to graduate in 1930 are informed that taking Methods courses at Teachers College in the senior year is a special privilege granted by the Barnard Dean and Instruction Committee and the Teachers College Education Director to exceptional majors. Apply in writing to the Barnard Registrar before March 27.
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Menorah to Discuss Judaism of Prof Moore
Professor George Foote Moore of Harvard sparked considerable comment with his book Judaism. Mr Eisenstein will lecture on the work at the Menorah Tea on Tuesday March 19 at 4 15 in College Parlor.
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