Barnard Bulletin Names 1928-29 Editorial and Staff
Barnard Bulletin lists editors, feature editors, town editor, photographers, advertising manager, circulation and printing staff, and a new board for the 1928-29 academic year. The publication serves Barnard College students as a semi weekly student newspaper with subscription details and mailing information.
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Barnard Colllege
New York NY
Ruth Aney
Maclaren
Marilyn Karmason
Esther J. Mendelsohn
Masago Eestors Foar Bowen
Marlies Wolf
Wgrvne
About Town
Gloria Hillman
Barne Tait Associate News Board
Sue Cox
Phyllis Daytz
Eugene Hill
Leah Krechevsky
Rowlin Seider
Beverly Yager
Marion Bell
Bernice Fiering
Miriam Goldman
Mary Markinac
Eleanor Meyer
Betty Sanders
Emily Schneider
Jacqueline Begier
Pat Bronaugh
Carrol Byerly
Anna Hicks
Helene Hickson
Phyllis Isaacson
Jane Langlais
Ursula McEnroy
Marguerite Maer
Phoebe Marcus
Meg Potter
Evan Strizver
Iris Roven
Dean Woolfolk
Adele Estrin
Forre Levison
Publication Fee Explored To Stabilize Barnard Papers
Barnard College publications reliant on Student Activity Fees face deficits. A proposed solution is a separate publications fee paid at registration, funding Bulletin Mortar Board and Bear, extending access to all students and possibly improving quality. Substantial advertising revenue could offset costs, but current budgets show a $1700 shortfall.
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Bulletin
Mortarboard
Bear
Barnard
Mushrooming clubs on campus threaten student political life
Barnard faculty council dinner discussion flags lack of political action on campus and student apathy as core issues. They argue one large political discussion group suffices. avoid duplicating clubs while allowing conservative views from the Young Republicans and ensuring organized campus action.
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Faculty Student Council
Barnard
Young Republicans
Courageous Blind Girl Inspires Barnardites at Campus
Lilia Gonzales born in Mexico City, blind from smallpox, learns English and braille after moving to the United States. She enters Hunter College in 1946, transfers to Barnard in 1947 as a government major, and gains emotional stability with guiding dog Donnie, who helps her navigate campus life despite distractions.
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Lilia Gonzales
Mexico City
Lilia
Lee
Boston
Hunter College
Barnard
Guiding Dogs and Their Training Types
An article explains two guiding dog types in the United States leader dogs and seeing eye dogs. It notes leader dogs are cheaper easier to obtain and often spoiled while seeing eye dogs cost about 150 and require extensive referrals and applications. It describes training methods and discipline for proper behavior in public.
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United States
America
Switzerland
Morristown
New Jersey
Lilia Gonzales
Donnie
Lilia
My Romance at Shubert's and Kaufman艺术 dance recital
Anne Jeffreys stars in My Romance at Brooklyn Academy of Music in aromantic tale adapted from Edward Sheldon's Romance with music by Romberg. Lawrence Brooks leads opposite her with Luella Gear Rex Evans and Nat Burns in a lively Broadway transfer. Also opening a modern dance series at Kaufman auditorium Nina Fonaroff presents Chaucer inspired pieces with Richard Boone narrating, blending drama and dance through religious and literary motifs.
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Tosca
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Anne Jeffreys
Hollywood
Broadway
Edward Sheldon
Rowland Leigh
Sigmund Romberg
Lawrence Brooks
Romberg
Luella Gear
Rex Evans
Nat Burns
Allegra Warren
Tito Coral
Shubert
Kaufman Auditorium
92Nd Street
Nina Fonaroff
Dance and Drama
Miss Fonaroff
Richard Boone
Philosopher Montague Addresses Barnard on Moral ity and Authority
Dr William P Montague Johnsenian Professor Emeritus of Philosophy spoke to Barnard students Tuesday on Morality and Authority His return to Barnard after forty years off ers insight into New Realism he helped found and his work The Way of Things used as a philosophy text.
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Philosophy
Barnard
Montague
Helen Parkerhurst
Qr. Montague
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Barnard Bulletin
Barnardites
By Mary Markinac
My Romance
By Gloria Hillman
By Audrey Weissman
William P. Montague
Emenius
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