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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1916
Page
1
Editors and staff credits listing for periodical
The item lists editorial leadership and staff with roles such as Assistant Editor in Chief Eugenia Ketterlinus Managing Editors Kildegarde Diechmann and Elsie Oschrin Associate Editors including Sophie Amson Florence Barber Fifi Carr Berenice Despres Lucy Karr Ruth Levy Edith Lowenstein Dorothy Teall Assistants Lenore Gunzendorfer Marian Levy Lockie Parker Lillian Sternberg Agnes Surgeoner and subscription pricing 1.50 in advance 1.80 after. It notes second class matter status October 21 1908 at New York Post Office under the act of March 3 1897.
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Sophie Amson
Florence Barber
Fifi Carr
Berenice Despres
Lucy Karr
Ruth Levy
Edith Lowenstein
Dorothy Teall
New York
N. Y
Smiles and Literature Reflections on Amusement and Edification
The piece muses on smiles and literature, noting people prefer amusement to edification and suggesting the best works blend humor with lessons. It contrasts general tastes with the Bear in particular as a playful example.
Bear paper calls for more relatable light reading in satire debate
The Bear editors argue the college publication should balance literary pieces with accessible stories and humor. They acknowledge talent exists at Barnard and urge more writing drawn from lived experience rather than solely ambitious drama or sensational topics.
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Barnard
Bear
the Bear
College closes for Thanksgiving BuL PETIN issued early
The BuL PETIN will be issued on Wednesday November 29 due to college closing for Thanksgiving vacation, instead of Thursday. Copies must reach the Editor by noon Friday November 24.
Resignations Fill Board Seats at BuLirin
The BuLirin staff declares the resignations of Eliza Marquess and Josephine Powell from the Business Board. Lockie Parker and Lillian Sternhere are appointed to fill the vacancies.
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BuLirin
Eliza Marquess
Josephine Powell
Lockie Parker
Lillian Sternhere
1917 Class Meeting Elects Senior Leaders
At the 1917 class meeting held on Tuesday Katharine Harrower was elected chairman of the Senior Play replacing resigning Minna Lederman. Lucille Taylor was chosen chairman of the Senior Dance and Tilma Hahn was selected for Banquet duties.
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Katharine Harrower
Minna Lederman
Lyucille Taylor
Tilma Hahn
College Schedule of Meetings and Rehearsals
Readable schedule lists events from Thursday to Wednesday including Wigs and Cues rehearsals Drape events Glee Club and Debating Club meetings. Notable rooms include Lunch Room Chapel and Brooks Hall with times from 12:00 to 6:00 pm and 11:00 am.
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Chapel
Helen Cohen
Glee Club
Brooks Hall
Foakes Jackson
University Chapel
Deutscher Kreis
Student Council approves clubs and ball date change
The Student Council met on Wednesday November 15 at noon. They granted a charter to the Geology Club and authorized a Volunteer Study Class for the Y W C A on Wednesday evenings at Miss Patchin's apartment. The juniors may move their ball date to February 5 or 9. Delinquents who did not pay dues were interviewed and punished individually. Further delinquents must pay by Saturday November 18 or lose Undergraduate privileges. Flowers were sent to Suzanne Payton, freshman president. Respectfully submitted Cornerta Geer 1917.
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Geology Club
W.C. A
Suzanne Payton
Math Club Meeting Delights With Fourth Dimension Talk
Beatrice Walker, class of 1917, gave a talk on The Fourth Dimension at a Friday meeting. A lively discussion followed and refreshments pleased Dr Curtis and Mr Mullins as much as the mathematical topics.
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Beatrice Walker
Dr. Curtis
Mr. Mullins
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Barnard Bulletin
Editors
Mildred Blout
Eugenia Ketterlinus
Kildegarde Diechmann
Elsie Oschrin
Elizabeth Wright
Allumnae
Sarah Butler
Florence Cuttrell
Lenore Gunzendorfer
Marian Levy
Lillian Sternberg
Agnes Surgeoner
Columbia University
119Th St
Math Club
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