06 Nov 1925
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1925
Page
1
Weekly publication run by the Undergraduate Association during the college year lists editors News Editor Hannah Kahn Analistanta Fanny Bokstein Rowena Ripin Ruth Perl and Helen Williams.
Barnard students and faculty discuss economics course direction and student input in the Journal Club. Dining room changes cause social friction between day and dormitory students. The Barnacle critique praises Deutsch and Greene pieces while urging harsher editing and stronger composition across the issue.
The administration notes the difficulty of connecting day and residence students living in close proximity. They seek to avoid a split while accommodating all girls efficiently and invite suggestions rather than offering a definite solution.
Bulletin announces Edith Burrows 1928 and Mildred Gluck 1927 elected to the editorial board. Further staff elections will be announced later.
A quirky storefront paragraph markets The Beanery at 3011 Broadway with French novel quotes and edgy slogans. It weaves in stray references to Tristan and Iseult, subway and streetcar lines, and odd product prompts like Gulden's Mustard on raw meat.
Mrs Arrow Smith and Gottlieb isolate the germ lummodoccus and promise an anti to sin by February thirtieth. The Pediforme Shoe Co releases a sandal for rounded Gothic Arches. From the Frozen North Dr Reichardt notes Eskima ux have five animal tales. See Dr Crampton page 3 Philosophy Syllabus.
A dormitory note records Dr Fosdick saying religion and science are compatible and noting he knows a lot. The message is addressed to Mr Phillips and appears in the class notes section.
A short note quotes a line about an artificial death rate tied to students and a California recuperation idea. It mentions a respectful submission by The Royal Beans.
New York City colleges and universities plan a three session World Court conference at International House on 124th Street and Riverside Drive November 12 and 13. Open to all students with about ten representatives from each college. Dorothy Ashworth coordinates participants and details.
Jane Dewey writes about arranging study at Bohr Institute in Copenhagen. She notes limited laboratory space, possible problems needing apparatus, and Bohr’s courses in atomic theory and differential geometry. She describes English being used, Danish language study, housing with a private family, and university kindness. European city life and winter plans are discussed.
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