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Newspaper

Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1928

Page

2

Borah as a Progressive Figure in Idaho Politics

The article surveys William Borah’s rise from Idaho lawyer to influential U.S. Senator. It notes his independence, repeated clashes with party regulars, and high-profile battles over corruption, Prohibition, and reform. It highlights his votes against the status quo and his role in structural reforms.

Senate Borah Republcan William Allenwhite Congress Lorrimer, Stephenson and Newberry Smith and Ware Department of Labor

Beggars Opera Diverts Despite Disadvantages

A historical review praises Beggars Opera for entertaining audiences despite flaws. Eleanor Rich and costume team receive three cheers for vibrant designs that enhance the performance, especially the hero’s elegant attire. The production features Polly and Lucy Lockit with striking costumes, a lively “baby parade” scene, and humor pleasing both general audiences and faculty.

Caustie Hse Sari Enyo Polly Alice Ittner Lucy Lockit

Articles Auctioned Off For Barnard Camp Fund

Barnard alumnae and undergraduates plan an annual auction in the Conference Room to raise funds for the Barnard Camp. The sale proceeds benefit next year’s camp and include items from both old and new articles. Betty Martin serves as auctioneer, with Helen Gambrill reporting on a recent A.C. A. C. W. conference held at Mt. Holyoke.

Barnard Betty Martin Mt. Ivolyoke Helen Gambrill

New Officers Elected for Various Societies

Five officers were elected for several societies at the athletic station. Harriet Lean, class of 1929, was chosen Vice President, having served this year after the previous officer’s departure. Mac Lean, active since freshman year, will continue in athletics and appears on the 1929 Jy. hall team as pitcher. Harriet Eormwalt, class of 1931, was elected Secretary and Paul Wilson becomes Treasurer.

Jariat Mae Lean Mac Lean Geek Games Athletic Chain Jy. Hall Larriet Eormwalt Pau Wilson

Classical Club Elects Officers for 1928 29

The Classical Club elected Ellen Gavin as President and Alice Jr as Secretary for 1928 29. A separate Treasurer office will be created and an election will be held soon for that post.

Classical Club Ellen Gavin Alice Ajr

Wigs and Cues Elects 2025 Officers

On April 10 Virginia Cook was elected President of Wigs and Cues while Hazel Russell was named Vice-president and Secretary. Other officers will be appointed later.

Virginia Cook Hazel Russell

Psychology Club Elects Officers at Spring Meeting

At a brief April 17 meeting Helen Pallister was chosen president, with Amy Jacob as vice president, Margaret Ralph as secretary, Kathleen Chamber as treasurer, and Cecelia Ackerman as Refreshment Committee chair and Membership Committee member. Pallister will succeed Dorothy Marx, recently named Phi Beta Kappa.

Psychology Club Helen Pallister Amy Jacob Margaret Ralph Kathleen Chamber Cecelia Ackerman Miss Pallister Dorothy Marx Phi Beta Kappa

Deutscher Kreis elects new officers at April meeting

The Deutscher Kreis elected its new officers at a Friday meeting on April 13. Elsa Hartman was named President with Irene Huber as 1e President, Inge Gerholt as Secretary, Dorothy Neuer as Treasurer, and Elinor Trostel as Program Chairman.

Deutscher Kreis Elsa Hartman Irene Huber Inge Gerholt Dorothy Neuer Elinor Trostel

Call for Mail Delays at College Seeks Prompt Student Response

Notice warns officers and students at Barnard Hall that failing to respond to call cards and letters disrupts college operations. Students must remit promptly to collect mail and respond within two to four hours. continued carelessness may lead to suspension.

Lege Mai Barnard Hall

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