Student Journalists To Attend Geneva Conference Visit
A group of U S student journalists will travel July 11 to 21 to Geneva and other European cities for a journalism conference. Clarence Streit of the New York Times chairs the event linking Press and the League of Nations. About fifty students from U S, England, and Continental schools will participate and meet League officials, journalists, and editors to explore careers in international journalism. Informationen available from H L Gillette at 140 Nassau Street New York.
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Luncheon by Miss Marcial Dorado for Spanish Majors
Miss Marcial Dorado of the Spanish department hosted a luncheon for the Spanish Majors at the Women's Faculty Club replacing the regular lecture. The Spanish Club hopes to have Mr Merrill, head of the Pan American Society of New York, deliver an April lecture.
Bright Risler and MacIver Elected Last Friday
Diana Campbell presented Miss MacIver with a corsage as the total vote reached 275. Miss MacIver, historian of 1937 and Greek Games alumna, thanked the voters and pledged to live up to Mary Lou Wright. Mary Lou Wright, her predecessor, also offered congratulations with a roses corsage. 294 votes were cast. Bright Eisler and MacIver will be installed with other student officers on April 17.
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Petition to Assembly Demands Open Meetings in Barnard Gym
Students petition the Assembly to publish meeting times and agenda more fully and to hold all meetings in the Barnard Gymnasium. Each question will be considered separately and a rejection of one does not invalidate the rest. The petition is signed by the required number of students.
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Forum Column Continues Amid Criticism of Bulletin
A continuation analyzes the Bulletin criticism and Barnard’s representation. It condemns incompetence and inexperience, arguing the forum should have pursued honest journalism without stench and tinny noise, noting the column’s voice reflects frustration with the paper’s quality.
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Defends Bulletin Editor Election At Barnard College
A reader argues Miss Gristede overreacts to four critics and defends Sue Strait’s leadership as next Bulletin editor. The writer urges a staff vote of confidence, a brief plan outline, and a collaborative approach, noting Strait requires support from about sixty staffers to succeed.
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