Barnard College News Board Update Read by Students
Barnard Bulletin, published semi weekly by undergrad association, with staff Joan Harris Sondra Klinman Judy Kramer Katherine Munser Beulah Stermberg Joan Sacknuts Lida Traum Evelyn Weinrich. Entered October 19 1928 as second class matter at New York Post Office. Subscription 3.50 yearly per issue 1 cent.
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Barnard College
New York
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News Board
Joan Harris
Sondra Klinman
Judy Kramer
Katherine Munser
Beulah Stermberg
Joan Sacknuts
Lida Traum
Evelyn Weinrich
Hobgoblin Attendance Reforms Stir School Debate
A playful goblin figure stirs campus talk as sophomores push to end fines and use an honor system for attendance. A constitutional proposal would allow absentee balloting in club elections, amid IRC UN day turnout and PC forum debates.
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Barnard’s
Robert Frost
IRC
PC Forum
Susan Sludge: a Columbia heroine in soap opera style
Stand Columbia Fair compares Columbia’s story to a radio soap opera about a woman facing crises as rumors, departures, and possible divorce. It hints at plot twists from separation to reconciliation, including leadership changes at Columbia and the evolving role of the heroine.
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Fair Columbia
Susan Sludge
Grayson Kirk
Columbia
Susan
Barnard Libraries Grow After Twenty Year Delays
Barnard College gains new library material after two decades in storage. A $249,019.33 legacy from Olivia E. Fhelps Stokes funded the William Warner collection brought to Barnard in 1929. Five hundred copies of The Letters and Memories of Susan and Anna Bartlett Warner were donated by G. P. Putnam's Sons and later found in Milbank Hall. The Greek Games lyrics collection, compiled by Helen Erskine, includes forewords by John Erskine and a Morley essay. The volumes, though uneven in appeal, provide historical and literary value and bolster library display.
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Barnard
Milbank Hall
Hellas
Susan
Anna Bartlett Warner
Olivia E. Fhelps Stokes
G. P. Putnam’s Sons
Helen Erskine
Christopher Morley
John Erskine
Columbia University
West Point
Babette Deutsch
Sarah Elizabeth Roger
Ladies Home Journal
Woman’s Home Companion
Freda Kirchwey
the Nation
Columbia University Music Faculties Open Collegium Musicum Series
The Columbia University Faculties of Music opened the year’s Collegium Musicum on October 30. The program featured keyboard and violin sonatas by Marini Feminiani Mozart and Leclair plus two unaccompanied keyboard pieces by C P E Bach. Violinist Dr Abram Loft and pianist Merrill Brockway received praise for their high artistry and Loft is slated for a December joint recital with Alvin Bauman in Times Hall where he will perform the viola.
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Columbia University Faculties of Music
Seven Hewitt Becomes Amateur Art Museum
Barnard College residents transform Hewitt Hall corridors into an art gallery. Holly Stabler inspires floor mates to draw on blank walls, producing landscapes portraits symbolic modern pieces and colorful scenes including Philly dog girl and airboats among the varied works displayed across the seven Hewitt floors.
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Barnard
Hewitt Hall
Seven Hewitt
Holly Stabler
Philadelphia
Philly
Seven Hewitt Art Gallery
Quarto Expands Readership and Raises Literary Standards
The fifth issue of Quarto, after a fall debut, broadens contributions from colleges nationwide, delivering four short stories and two poems that show maturity and professional tone. Critics praise Vaughn Garwood's The Middle Game, Lance Jeffers' Keep Your Tears Inside, and other pieces for clarity, realism, and thoughtful treatment of themes from race prejudice to human worth.
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Quarto
General Studies
Vaughn Garwood
Garwood
Lance Jeffers
Jeffers
Monkeyland
James Boyer May
Robert Levin
Peacock
James Camp
Anne Tolstoi
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