Barnacle Review Finds Little Merit In Intercollegiate Work
Critics condemn the Intercollegiate Number as below par with the Barnacle standard. Poetry lacks force, fiction shows weak characterization, and several pieces read like college entrance English essays. Printing errors and pervasive proofreading flaws aggravate disappointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnacle
Annie
Pan
Kruscome Shanks
A. A Elects Officers
The club announces officers for 1926 led by President Elizabeth Reynolds with May Seeley as Vice-President. Secretary Mary Hooke and Treasurer Anne Torpy are named, along with managers for Swimming Eleanor Newcomer and Basketball Dorothy Quinn. Frances Gedroice is Seises for 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Reynolds
May Seeley
Mary Hooke
Anne Torpy
Eleanor Newcomer
Dorothy Quinn
Seises Frances Gédroice
Margery Meyers
Helen Robinson
Janet Owen
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