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Newspaper

Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1931

Page

6

Skeptical Reporter Questions Existence Of ce: olf-Playing Presidents

Hortense Calisher critiques the notion of modern presidents as mythic figures. A Times piece mocks the idea that a young executive can meet all requirements to assume high office, noting the satire in ads seeking a president’s assistant. The piece lampoons status chasing and the Horatio Alger ideal.

Anne Cary Describes Oxford in a personal note

Anne Cary reflects on Oxford experiences describing lively debates and jokes about traditions. She recalls a student presenting his traditions in a box and lampoons how women’s colleges are labeled. She expresses happiness about two years at Barnard and signs with warm wishes.

Oxford Somerville Lady Margaret Hall St. Hughes St. Hilda's Barnard Anne Gary

Drive for Fellowship Fund Announced for Barnard

The Barnard College bulletin notes a fund drive begins to support a fellowship. Miss Mary MacKenzie of England is highlighted as a resident under the plan. Plans to invite a European resident include a candidate from Holland next fall, with Sweden and Switzerland also named contenders. Anne Gary, a Barnard representative, is mentioned in connection with Oxford University as the issue shows.

Mary MacKenzie England Barnard Bes Holland Sweden Haseen Switzerland Broad Anne Gary Oxford University Ritter Gary Bulletin

Old Golds Cigarette Ad Promises Pure Tobacco Quality

An advertising copy touts Old Golds as pure sun ripened tobacco with natural flavor, claiming they do not taint breath or discolor teeth and are easier on the throat and more delightful in taste. The slogan Not a cough in a carload suggests strong consumer appeal and lifelong loyalty.

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