Barnard Bulletin names 1928 staff and subscription details
The Barnard Bulletin issue lists the 1928 editorial and business staffs led by Editor-in-Chief Eugenie M. Fribourg with assistants and reporters. It notes subscription pricing at 3.50 for one year in advance and records mailing details under the 1879 postal act.
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Eugenie M. Fribourg
Gertrude D. Tonkonogy
Elsa Traunstein
Bessie Bergner
Eleanor Frankel
Ruth R. Reymian
Aquetusine Ota
Mary F. Bamberger
Sylvia Schweitzer
Ruth Gelb
Juliet Blume
L. Auerbach
Mgr
Constance Cruse
Ethel Geiger
Hilda Markwood
Margaret Weintzen
Isabel Traver
A. C. Kline
Julia Best
New York
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Campaign Aftermath at Barnard Sparks Mass Movement
Editorial notes eight hundred eight votes with 482 for Hoover. It celebrates broad support, a large assembly demonstration, and higher straw poll turnout than last year. It also mentions a flood of Forum letters and references a reader's authorized statement about Van Namee and utility merger.
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Barnard
Mr. Hoover
The
Bulletin
World Affairs Interest Grows Among Barnard Undergrads
The text notes strong student enthusiasm for global events and urges continued focus. It predicts major world matters will unfold soon and emphasizes maintaining rising interest during the year.
Letters to The Editor Must Be Signed for Publication
The paper welcomes letters to the Forum Column and notes most mail is read. Anonymous letters are not fit for reading or publication and will be discarded. Signed letters are required for publication, with initials acceptable upon request, and unsigned epistles will be placed in the waste-paper basket.
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Forum
Library space limits at Barnard College prompt board review
Virginia C. Gildersleeve writes to the editor noting Barnard College faces shelf space shortages more than funding in the library. She reports the Board of Trustees has asked the Buildings and Grounds committee to study the library situation and potential development, predicting a solution after further investigation.
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Barnard Bulletin
Barnard College
Bulletin
Board of Trustees
Bryn Mawr Students Embrace Pipes Over Cigarettes
An essay from a Western paper portrays Bryn Mawr College women rejecting cigarettes as old fashioned and adopting pipes as a fashion statement. It notes pipes are slender, varied in material from ebony to silver, and carried with inlaid designs while maintaining feminine style.
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Bryn Mawr
Bryn Mawrillese
College For Women
Ess Dein
Cigara
Japan
Bes Mawr
Paris
Esstanets
Ambiguity in Source Placeholder
The readable text is garbled and does not present a coherent event or identifiable entities to record. No clear person, organization, place, date, or outcome can be established from the fragment.
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Virginia Knight
Business Board
Frances Holtzberg
Virginia C. Brown
Hazel Reisman
Roberta Moritzer
Bertha Lambert
Edith Spivack
Hilda Brandenstein
Elsa Rohrig
Vera Behring
Columbia University
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Mary Dublin
Mr. van Namee
Brooklyn Edison Company
Consolidated Gas Company of New York
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St. Lawrence
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Virginia C. Gildersleeve
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Brookline Edison Company
Verity
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Aluminum
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St Lawrence Wales Power Company
New York State
St Lawrence Rlley Pins
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Mae Brady
Mohawk-Hudsonn
SAMU
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