Barnard College Bulletin May 8 1925 Weekly Issue
The Barnard Bulletin lists editorial and staff roles for the May 8 1925 weekly issue including editor in chief Epita Biumsere news editor Hannah Kaan and reporters Helen Williams Fanny Bokstein Louise Gottschall Rowena Ripin Harriet Willinsky May Friedman Ruth Pearl. Advertising manager Pearl Friedman and assistants Florence Spitter Eunice Shaughnessey, Helen Gambrill Everita Edes and printing manager Adele Epstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Williams
Fanny Bokstein
Louise Gottschall
Rowena Ripin
Harriet Willinsky
May Friedman
Ruth Pearl
Eastward, Ho First Exams Then Vacation Scholarship Urged
The piece notes students often travel to Europe for four months of sightseeing and study, detailing varying experiences from charm to illness to boredom. It argues against tourist fashion and promotes a Geneva summer study of the League of Nations and a Geneva Federation scholarship for Barnard girls.
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Europe
Baedecker
Geneva
League of Nations
Barnard
Geneva Federation
Press Club Proposed At Barnard To Foster Public Discussion
A Barnard College forum idea called the Press Club seeks to create informal but focused discussion on current political social economic and religious issues. A poster in Main Hall invites interested students to sign up and offer suggestions while a chairman and executive committee would guide meetings with occasional outside speakers.
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Barnard
Press Club
Margaret Hatfield
Columbia Music Program Showcases Student Faculty Works
The Columbia Music Department presented original works by students and faculty on April 29 with performers from the Institute of Musical Art and Bernard representatives. Ruth Coleman pieces, Teasdale, Hugo, Sandburg lyrics, and a Powell variation session highlighted a varied program culminating in Powell’s “Soriata Noble” movement. Barnard’s two songs by Ruth Coleman sparked comment on gendered roles in the arts.
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Columbia
Columbia Department of Music
Institute of Musical Art
Barnard
Ruth Coleman
Browning
Orpheus and
Euridyce
Provence
Tennyson
Hugo
Sara Teasdale
Carl Sandburg
Ditter
Debussy
Edward Robinson
Mosenthal Fellowship
David Barnett
Julian de Gray
John Powell
Soriata Noble
New Adviser Plan Promises Freshman Guidance
A new committee of advisers will be formed under the Curricular Committee. Juniors and Seniors may sign up to mentor groups of Freshmen, writing to their advisees in the summer and meeting before college opens to explain the technical side of college life.
Junior Sisters Discuss Club for Freshmen Support
The Assembly debated forming a junior and senior led organization to guide freshmen. Professor Mac Mahon advised daily newspaper reading as membership, and a committee was tasked to draft rules and select qualified upperclassmen to mentor new students.
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MacMahon
New Professors Appointed at Princeton University
Professor Ernest De Wald resigns from Barnard College to take an Associate Professor post at Princeton University. Norman W. Haring is named Assistant Professor of Fine Arts, currently teaching at Dartmouth College and a Princeton alumnus with a Master of Arts degree.
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Ernest’De Wald
Barnard College
Princeton University
Norman W
Haring
Dartmouth College
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Barnard Bulletin
Epita Biumsere
Hannah Kaan
Brynn E. Mason
Pearl Friedman
Clara Baird
Florence Spitter
Eunice Shaughnessey
Helen Gambrill
Everita Edes
Adele Epstein
Edna Peterson
Ethel Burack
Dorothy Wolf
New York
N. Y
Act of Peneer
Bulletin
Columbia University
Broadway
119Th Street
Udergraduate Association
Chas. Friedgen
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