Opportunity of the College Woman in New York High Schools
A Barnard Alumna Miss Helen Louise Cohen writes on teaching as a vocation for college women. The letter from Reyes L. Dickson, chairman of the Barnard Alumnae Committee on Employment, asks the Bulletin to publish her article in the next issue.
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The Opportunity of the College Woman in New York High Schools
The article describes expanding career options for college women beyond teaching in New York City. It outlines routes from teacher in training to assistant teacher and licensure, with salary ranges and required qualifications, noting that no woman has yet been principal but may soon be eligible.
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Review of March Bear Highlights And Critiques
Exchange editor Ray Levi offers a mixed critique of the Bear issue, praising some pieces for style and vividness while faulting others for thin plots and inconsistent tone. He commends Aline Pollitzer and Babette Deutsch, notes weaknesses in Cap'n Dan and Ingoldsky, and urges sharper editorial standards and fewer psychical criticisms.
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BEAR
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Beulah Amidon
Hellfire Davis
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Kathleen Fisher
Thomas Ingoldsky
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Aline Pollitzer
Babette Deutsch
Katherine McGiffert
Morever
Ray Levi
MISS RITTENHOUSE ON CONTEMPORARY POETRY AT FIREFLIGHT CLUB
Miss Jessie B. Rittenhouse spoke on contemporary verse before the Firelight Club at Mrs. Earle's invitation. She traced New England traditions and form, noting poets strive for surprise, citing lines such as “Tell me not in mournful numbers.” She discussed her ongoing anthology of nineteenth century verse and its heavy reliance on familiar forms.
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