Barnard Bulletin names and staff list
Barnard Bulletin weekly issue lists the 1923 1924 staff roster including editor-in-chief Marcaret Meap news editor Heten Le Pacq and assistants Cicety Applebaum Irisu Margarett Truster with roles across reporters proofreader typists business staff and circulation manager Esther Jennings Advertising manager Dorothy Barta and others.
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Board OF
Marcaret Meap
Heten
le Pacq
Marcaret Truster
E. ‘PerHam Korthevrr
Gertrude Gorrschall
Louisz
Rosensatt
Ezra May Strature
Cicety Applebaum
Manrcaret Irisu
Argaret Bowrett
Marie Branot
Atice Wittas
Golpstone
Business Board
Esther Jennings
Dorothy Barta
Jean Marshal
Enrietta Apfel
Intercollegiate push among Eastern women’s colleges debated
The BULLETIN reports three intercollegiate conferences across Athletic Dramatic and Journalistic groups. Growth prompts consideration as the News Association hesitates to admit new members fearing unwieldy scope. Some colleges favor isolation while others support broader cooperation, prompting vigorous commentary.
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News Association
Relief of Russian Children Aid Feeds 27,708 Kids
The American Committee for Relief of Russian Children reports feeding 27,708 children at a cost of 30 cents a day. Food sourced from America and aid is mobilized with broad public support.
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America
News Conference Meets at Mount Holyoke
The Seventh Annual Conference of the Association of News Magazines of Colleges met at Mount Holyoke on November 10 11. Delegates heard Waldo Ta Cook editor of the Springfield Republican discuss whether college papers should reflect or guide college opinion. Mount Holyoke hosted with performances Friday evening and Yale News speaker Pudgeon addressed business problems of the college newspaper Saturday. Barnard and Hunter agreed to co host next year’s conference with Barnard inviting and Hunter assisting. The event featured The Book of Job production by Stuart Walker and included representatives from Barnard Bryn Mawr Connecticut Goucher Mount Holyoke Simmons Smith Vassar Wellesley Wheaton.
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Association of News “Magazines of
Worthen’ Ss Colleges
Mount Holyoke
Florence
Purington
Mount Holyoke College
Waldo Ta
Cook
Springfield Republican
the World
The
Chicago Tribune
Times
Literary Digest
New Republic
Pudgeon
Yale News
Wilson College
Wilson
Barnard
Hunter College
Hunter
Stuart’ “Walker
Job
Bryn
Mawr
Connecticut
Goucher
Mount _ Holyoke
Simmons, Smith
Vassar
Wellesley
Wheaton
Red Revolution Anniversary Party Sparks Dining Room Debate
A Students Hall celebration marking the Russian Revolution outbreak drew red flags flowers candles and a song. Critics say the event was in poor taste and inappropriate for a dining room while a participant defended it as a joke.
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N. J
Student Council Report On 1924 Amendments And Leadership
The class of 1924 petitioned to amend the constitution to drop fines for missing class meetings and the petition was accepted. Margaret Mead’s resignation as chair of the Curricular Committee was accepted with no successor named. Beatrice Clarke resigned as Secretary of Undergraduate Association. the council urged her to reconsider. John Jay sought and received approval to increase the number of drives they may host. The drive plan was discussed and Marion Pinkusso was appointed drive chairman to organize publicity. Respectfully submitted by Marguerite Loup, Vice President.
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Margaret Mead
Beatrice Clarke
Miss Clarke
John Jay
Marion
Pinkusso
Marguerite
Loup
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