Writing for Money Provokes Debate on Artistic Integrity
Miss Diamant argues that financial motives complicate a writer's ideals and sensibilities, noting that economic chaos and market fluctuations influence publication. She cautions aspiring authors that private income and market forces can affect the value of literary work, though not all successful writers lose their artistic edge.
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Miss Diamant
Alumnae Board Elects Executive Committees
Alumnae board approves several committees for the coming year including Nominating By-Laws and Finance. Mrs Philip Bradley Holmes elected director to succeed Mary Armstrong who resigned. Senior figures Miss Rhoda Erskine and Miss Barbara Kruger lead committee roles as Barnard alumnae plan a member drive linked to the Junior Literary Guild.
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McCume
Barnard College
Henry Lairneld
Adonnne
Ahunnae
Amertean Association OF
Lomersits
Barnard
Philip Bradley Holmes
Nellie Weathers
Ralph Douglas Booth
Mary Armstrong
Rhoda Erskine
Barbara Kruger
Irrances Holtzberg
Mary Budds
Bryna Mason
Stanley M. Isaacs
Edith Somborn
Mortimer B. Howell
Marion Semelin
Edward Blagden
Lois Martin
Pauls Mack Whelan
Dorothy Herod
Paul S. Achilles
House-Warming Noted For New Greenhouse Display
The article describes an attractive rock-pool and other displays in glass aquaria. It highlights multicolored specimens, enclosed in glass cases, orchids thriving at high temperatures, and a cactus collection. A dark-room for plant propagation, a work-room, and a general research room complete the greenhouse layout.
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