Barnard Bulletin No 6 Editors and staff listed
Barnard Bulletin No 6 presents weekly college news by the undergraduate association. The board lists Editor in Chief Margaret Meap News Editor Helen Le Pace Assistant Editors Margarete Truster Kortheuer Gertrude Gottschalt Louise Rosenstatt Business Manager Esther Jennings Advertising Managers assistants.
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Board OF Editors
Margaret Meap
Helen le Pace
Marcaret Truster
Pelham Kortheuer
Gertrupee Gottschalt
Louise Rosenstatt
Students Barred From Voting In New York City
Ironical contrast to calls for broad voting access, New York law lets campuses bar student voters. Dormitory students lack residence proof, face loss of vote despite the law stating students do not gain or lose residence while in seminary. Election boards decide by asking if the applicant is a student.
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New York City
New York
Registration denial harms informed voters in distant states
A homeless student, versed in New York politics and from a state without absent voting, is denied registration. The passage argues the political machine renders the most informed segment voteless while funds push straight-ticket voting with easy X marks.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Censorship Sparks Demand for Suppressed Seltzer Books
A New York bookseller reports the Sumner prosecution for publishing Cassanova's Return Women in Love and A Young Girl's Diary. Patrons, unfamiliar with Anatole or The Green Cockatoo, request the three Seltzer works now banned, praising censorship as benevolent.
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New York
John S. Sumner
Seltzer Publishing Company
Cassanova
Schnitzler
D. H. Lawrence
Anatole
Green Cockatoo
John Erskine Urges Arts In Education at Club Talk
Professor John Erskine addressed the Sunday Night Club urging that education must include at least one, preferably two, of the arts to be valid.
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John Erskine
International Week of Prayer Designated by World Student Fed
The World Student Christian Federation designates November 12 to 18 as an International Week of Prayer. The group emphasizes prayer as a powerful force beyond the world’s dreams and urges meditation during the period.
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Student Christian Federation
November Seventh Anniversary Echoes in Political Pride
The article marks November Seventh as the anniversary of a major political event and also notes the fifth anniversary of the Russian Revolution, linking a U S political milestone to a historic upheaval abroad with patriotic framing.
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America
League to Enforce Peace disbands offices and ends work
A BulLetIn letter requests to be placed on the League mailing list. The document notes the League to Enforce Peace has closed its offices and disbanded its organization for an indefinite period, probably permanently.
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Bulteetin
League
Bulletin apologizes for omitted line in cabinet letter
The bulletin says it erred by omitting the line in the first paragraph of the letter signed by the U W Cabinet stating we are not sectarians and our doors are open to Catholics. The bulletin sincerely regrets the mistake.
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Bulletin
U. W
Review of Morningside Sparks Edgy Debate on Sophistication
The piece mocks the editor’s boast of brilliant intellectual sophistication and questions the meaning of intellectual and sophisticated. It notes public gullibility toward editors and suggests sincerity over flashy claims.
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Morningside
Peraps
International Week urges study and prayer for world unity
To the Editor in Bul letin the YWCA and YMCA designate a week of November 12 18 as international week and November 19 as a special day of prayer Readers are invited to join a ten minute chapel service at noon in the Conference Room on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday with study materials available in the RSQ office The call emphasizes cooperation among student bodies worldwide to combat fear war starvation disease and spiritual bondage
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Studer Christian Federation
Smith College Dramatic Association Stage Three Plays
The Smith College Dramatic Association opened its season with three plays on Saturday evening October 28. The program featured Romancers a sentimental drama Will O the Wisp a fantastical tragedy and The Locked Chest a melodrama performances showcased the group’s credits and range.
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Smith College Dramatic Association
Will O’ the Wisp
Mount Holyoke to host Glee Club concert for Barnard visit
Mount Holyoke plans a pre debate event featuring a Glee Club concert by the Mount Holyoke and Massachusetts Agricultural College clubs. The aim is to entertain the visiting Barnard debating team the night before the contest.
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Barnard
Mount Holyoke
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Debating Teams Set for Barnard Radcliffe Holyoke Matches
Barnard hosts Radcliffe and travels to Holyoke for this year’s debates. A student judge will squad Smith and an Alumnae judge will go to Vassar. Debating remains open to all students with ability as the standard.
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Barnard
Radcliffe
Holyoke
Smith
Vassar
Intercollegiate Dramatic Association Meets Friday
The Intercollegiate Dramatic Association will hold its second annual meeting at Barnard on Friday and Saturday this week. Representatives will be present from Vassar, Wellesley, Holyoke, Wheaton, Connecticut and others. Friday night they will see a play followed by a ten o clock business meeting Saturday.
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The
Intercollegiate Dramatic Association
Barnard
Vassar
Wellesley
Holyoke
Wheaton
Connecticut
Brooks Hall
Gee of the Mississippi Seeks Intercollegiate Deliberations
The Gee of the Mississippi organizes a yearly Student Government Convention to discuss college governance issues. Delegates typically include a Senior, Undergraduate President, and a Junior candidate. This year Barnard sends an extra dormitory representative. The council convenes at Randolph Macon College in Virginia in November.
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Gee
Mississippi
Barnard
Randolph Macon College
Virginia
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