Staff credits list with editor and assistant names
Editor in chief and news editor are named along with Maryon, Appiepaum, Kortevrn, GoTtscHALt, and others. Circulation manager is Henrietta Arrest with assistants Maryery Sxeats and Alice Borringher. Proof readers include Manxaret Bowrgtt, Auice Williams, and Rita Lopycuine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Rosenseatz
Marcarsr
Maryon
Cicery
Appiepaum
Eleanor Kortevrn
Gertrude Gottschalt
Henrietta Arrest
Maryery Sxeats
Alice Borringher
Wigs and Cues Hail Planned Reorganization for Ruddigore
The Wigs and Cues club praises a proposed plan to reorganize and integrate academic and extra curricular activities. They cite past rehearsal hurdles for Ruddigore and foresee faculty supervision guiding rather than suppressing student initiative. The change aims to enhance training and coordination while preserving student group vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wigs and Cues
Ruddigore
O.k.’S
Thial
The Etymology and Value of Enthusiasm
The piece argues enthusiasm means full of God and is essential for constructive work. It contrasts scientific zeal with cool analysis and urges self awareness to allow changing opinions when new facts arise. It warns open mindedness too often becomes indifference and advocates adaptable enthusiasms.
Progressive reorganization of social service work announced
The administration of social service work by the joint RSO board will reduce duplications and create a more efficient bureau, signaling a liberal shift in handling questions among clubs. Those grieving the Social Science Club's demise should find consolation in its functions being absorbed by a larger, more vigorous organization.
Expressionism in Elmer Rice Adding Machine
Expressionism offers a sharper view of inner life than realism and Elmer Rice uses it well in Adding Machine to shape Mr Zero as a rebel who briefly defies his boss before returning to slavery. The play is a thesis against mechanization yet remains engaging with sharp satire and vivid character work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamlet
Elmer Rice
Zero
Elysian Fields
Mrs. Zero
Mrs. Three
Students favor status quo on college point system
Correspondence to the editor argues the B. O. S. P. point system proposal lacks student support. It notes only one editorial comment and little opinion from the college, with critics offering none constructive for this problem. It contends the present system is practical and that change would be difficult to implement this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin
Senior Show Plans and Sing Song Date Announced
At the final 1923 meeting held Friday April 27 the plot was outlined and seniors were referred to the reserve copy in the library. Tryout announcements will be posted and the Sing Song date of May 11 was announced before adjourning.
1924 Elects Cheerleader At Last Meeting
At the final 1924 meeting on Friday in April Margaretta Weed was elected cheerleader. The group discussed whether to hold a tea dance or a supper dance but no decision was made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaretta
Weed
1925 Mortarboard elects officers at student meeting
At a Friday meeting the class of 1925 elected Margaret Irish Editor-in-Chief of Mortarboard. May 1 brought a re election for Junior Show Chairman with C. Bradley chosen. Elva French named Business Manager and Mation Pinkusshohn Class Luncheon Chairman. Other officers include Madeline Hook Vice President and Katherine Browne Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Irish
Mortarboard
C. Bradley
Elva French
Mation Pinkusshohn
Madeline Hook
Katherine Browne
E. Blanc
D. Hogue
M.elosh
Election results from 1926 meeting list officers
During the 1926 meeting held Friday April 27 the group elected officers: Vice-President Madge Turner Secretary Velma Brown Treasurer Florence Jenkel Historian Elizabeth Lazar. The meeting adjourned after reading Garda Brown's letter of appreciation for the silver clock presented by 1925 and 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge Turner
Velma ‘Brown
Florence Jenkel
Elizabeth Lazar
Garda Brown
Student Advisors Offer Help Next Semester Planning
Student advisors will hold sessions on May 7 8 and 9 during noon to 1 in Even Study to assist anyone in outlining programs for the next semester.
Lost Silver Fountain Pen of K O Brien
Lost silver fountain pen with initials K O B Katherine O Brien. Reward offered for return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine. O'Brien
College Plans Spark Executive Committee Debate
The executive committee expresses concern over proposed plans and feels it would be unwise to take further action. Secretary Woon of Bs. O.S. is cited in the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mery
Woon
Bs. O.S
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Barnard Bulletin
Ibelu
Schall
Margaret ‘Inise
Lucia Alzamora
Marie Branor
Esretiz Hexix
Barnard College
Board OF Editors
Business.board
Esrues
Jennines
Dorothy Barta
Jean Marshall
New York
N. Y
Columbia University
Broadway
119Th St
Stix
Manxcaret Bowrgtt
Auice Williams
Rita ‘Lopycuine
Buttettn
Tiffany & CO
Mart Inquienes
Givn Prompt
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