Bulletin names four to Managing Board in staff reshuffle
Elaine Goltz, Helen Hartmann, Adele Hagland, and Marian Patterson were appointed to the News Board of Bulletin's Managing Board, completing the year’s roster alongside Editor-in-chief Diana Hirsh and Managing Editors Miriam Roher. A constitutional change to abolish Assistant Editor and designate four as Copy Editor may go to the Representative Assembly. Suzanne Strait praised staff work.
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Elaine Goltz
Helen Hartmann
Adele Hagland
Marian Patterson
News Board of Bulletin
Diana Hirsh
Miriam Roher
Representative Assembly
Suzanne Strait
Bulletin News Board Meeting Next Friday
A compulsory meeting of the Bulletin News Board is scheduled for next Friday May 11 at noon in the Bulletin Office. Reporters are asked to be prompt to conclude business early.
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Bulletin News Board
Bulletin Office
French Scholarship Awarded to Nathalie Drozdoff at Barnard
Nathalie Drozdoff won the French Society of Barnard College scholarship for excellence in French. Dorothy Nowa named alternate. The event included French music selections and a Virginal performance by Drozdoff, with Alicia Gluchak and Dorothy Haller featured in the program and tea served afterward.
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Paris
Barnard College
Nathalie Drozdoff
Miss Drozdoff
Dorothy Nowa
Miss Schlesinger
Ronsard
Chopin
Lizst
Petrarch
Alicia Gluchak
Berlioz
Dorothy Haller
SEVENTEEN JOIN STAFF OF QUARTERLY MAGAZINE AT BARNARD
Edith Kane elected editor announces October issue plans for Quarterly a discussion of contents includes intercollegiate article a Barnard personality feature drawings an upcoming competition and a surprise feature Editorial Board names Marjorie Wright Eleanor Jaffe Edith Kane Laurose Schultz Berge Blanche Goldman E Rusk Jones Lenore Klo zer Nora Lourie new staff lists include Helen Atwood Natalie Bachrach Sally Vermody and others A special research committee of Alice Ginsberg and Natalie Bachrach was appointed Readers may contact Edith Kane via student mail.
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Edith Kane
Barnard
Marjorie Wright
Eleanor Jaffe
Laurose Schultz-Berge
Blanche Goldman
E. Rusk Jones
Lenore Klo‘zer
Nora Lourie
Helen Atwood
Natalie Bachrach
Sally Vermody
Helen Foster
Alice Ginsberg
Joan Kahn
Nannette Kolbitz
Helen Mern
Julie Riera
Last Call To Redeem Lost Articles
Around mid May the annual Lost and Found auction will be held by the Undergraduate Association. Those who lost hats pens books umbrellas rubbers glasses or jewelry should apply to the Comptroller's office now. after May 12th unclaimed items will be sold.
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Comptroller’s Office
Barnard Girls Attend Ohio Conference at Denison
Grace Chin Lee and Marion Greene baum represented Barnard College at the Northeastern Athletic Conference of College Women meeting in Denison University Granville Ohio April 26 28 The conference elected Barnard as Recording Secretary and featured talks by Margaret Holland Barbara Ellen Jay Harriet O Shea Helen W Hazelton Geneva Watson and Mark Browne on leadership and outing clubs
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Denison University
Granville
Ohio
Barnard
Grace Chin Lee
Marion Greenebaum
Margaret Holland
Barbara Ellen Jay
Harriet O’shea
Helen W. Hazelton
Geneva Watson
Mar K. Browne
Seniors Elect Alumnae Fund Representatives and Class Officers
The 1934 seniors elected Alice Canoune and Sally Gehman as Alumnae Fund representatives. For the class of 1935 Dorothy Atlee was elected Vice-President and next year’s officers included Kathleen Strain as Senior Treasurer and Gerarda Green as Secretary.
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Alice Canoune
Sally Gehman
Alice Canoure
Alumnae Fund
Dorothy Atlee
Kathleen Strain
Gerarda Green
Roselle Riggin
Margaret Goble
Natalie Bachrach
Thomasine Campbell
Elise Cobb
Natalie Monaghan
Helen Hirshfield
Marion Horsburgh
Representative Assembly
Elaine Goltz
Gertrude Leddy
Charlotte Haverly
Nancy McLaren
Kathleen Murphy
Marguerite Hoffman
Distressing Age Claims Refined Culture at Spanish Club Tea
Mr. Merrill, president of the Pan American Society, spoke at Barnard College’s Spanish Club tea on Latin American culture and refinement. He warned of a loss of civility, shared anecdotes from his travels, and noted South American admiration for American ideals and courtesy.
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Mr. Merrill
Pan- American Society
Merrill
Latin America
United State
Mexico
South America
Misc Petra Munoz
Brazil
Rincones
Venezuela
Barnard College
Moreno la Caile
Dean Advises Students on Paris Summer Stay at Reid Hall
Dean Gildersleeve urges Barnard students and alumnae in Paris this summer to stay at Reid Hall 4 Rue de Chevreuse, Paris VI. The Latin Quarter residence for university women, run by Dorothy Leet, received recognition from the French Government and $10,000 Carnegie support. Reid Hall offers American comforts and French charm with summer access for university women and friends, at reasonable prices.
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Barnard
Paris
Reid Hall
Rue de Chevreuse
Dean Gildersleeve
Latin Quarter
Luxembourg Gardens
Dorothy Leet
Miss Leet
Carnegie Corporation
University of Paris
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