Barnard Bulletin May 10 1929 editorial staff listed
Barnard Bulletin volume 33 number 52 dated May 10 1929 lists the editorial board and staff roles including Editor-in-Chief Mary Dublin, managing editors Elizabeth Benson and Margaret Ralph, assistants, reporters, and business staff. Also notes mailing price three seventy five cents and posting details with Barnard College address at Broadway and 119th Street New York City.
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Barnard College
Mary Dublin
Elizabeth Benson
Margaret Ralph
Beatrice Herman
Thelma Rosengardt
Viola Robinson
Elsa Traunstein
Eleanor Frankel
Ruth Jeanne Bellamy
Anita Jones
Avecia
Barnard Bulletin
Columbia University
Broadway
119Th Street
New York
Editorial urges extending Barnard cut system for seniors
The Faculty proposes continuing the senior cut policy for those with 86 fall credits, arguing the system rests on merit and that most seniors are not harmed academically by cuts. It cites Barnard's mature student body, cites practice at other colleges, and calls compulsory attendance unnecessary when courses attract voluntary participation.
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Barnard
Solitary Card Play and Barnard Notices
In a forum fashion piece the writer extols solitaire as a test of character and advocates university and home life centering on the game. A notice then announces Esther M. Howland leaving as dietician April 30 to start a New York luncheonette business and Charlotte J. Strickland succeeding her May 1. The column closes with town notes urging library study over distractions and listing current art, etching, and opera offerings.
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PRO Solitario
B. S
Bulletin
B.S
Esther M. Howland
William Street
New York City
Barnard
Charlotte J. Strickland
Howland
Miss Strickland
College For Women
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Ohio
Boston School of Domestic Science
Boston
Massachusetts
Barnard College
Answer to B S Editor on solitaire as democratic pastime
A reader defends solitaire or solidaire as a democratic game that outperforms bridge in inclusivity. The letter argues it aids math, eye exercise, self control, and mental engagement while disengaging from political or social fatigue and boredom.
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B. S
Forum
Pledges Due For Junior Show Music Costs
Students who signed their names to the pledge list must fulfill their commitment by Monday May 13 to cover publication costs. The publisher and printer require payment next week. if pledges are not fulfilled the matter will be referred to the Dean as customary.
Economics and History Majors Meeting Speaker
A required meeting of Economics and History majors is set for Tuesday May 14 at YM in 304 B H. Dr P W Kuo Director of the China Institute will discuss The Key to Understanding the Present Situation in China.
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P. W. Kuo
China Institute
China
Committee Plans Change in G G
This year's Entrance Chairmen Marjorie Bahouth and Constance Cruse together with this year's Greek Games Chairmen Waldo Jewell and Elaine Har grove, and this year's Costumes Chair men Ann Gary and Elma Krum wiede. Next year's Sophomore Greek Games Chairman Christiana Furse, Business Manager Ruth Wheeler, and Faculty Advisor Miss O'Donnell named.
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Marjorie Bahouth
Constance Cruse
Waldo Jewell
Elaine Hargrove
Ann Gary
Elma Krumwiede
Christianna Furse
Ruth Wheeler
Miss O’donnell
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Rodin
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Albrecht Durer
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Milne
Tiffany & CO
Fifth Avenue
C Street
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