Barnard Bulletin 1915 Staff and Publication Details
Barnard Bulletin weekly issue with editor team led by Carol Weiss and Doris Maddow lists managing editors Babette Deutsche and Margaret Moses among a large staff. Subscription rates are shown, with mailing price and advance payment terms. Published November 23 1915 from Barnard College Columbia University New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol T. Weiss
Doris Maddow
Babette Deutsche
Margaret Moses
Cora Senior Winkin
Edith Grossmann
Dorothy Keck
Dorothy Metzger
Elsie Oakley
Elinore Sachs
Mary Senior
Rose LeVine
Women Students Mapped Vocations and Jewish Studies At Barnard
Barnard plans a Bulletin column on vocational opportunities for college women as the Alumnae Committee, the Undergraduate Association, and the Dean discussed. A five member committee proposes a non sectarian study group on Jewish culture to broaden understanding and combat prejudice. Letters from Cornelia T Geer critique Brooks Hall representation on Student Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alumnae
Africa
Australia
Matthew Arnold
Elizabeth Wright
Susie Hoch
Edith Grossman
Selma Cohen
Elinor Sachs
Brooks Hall
Athletic Association
Brooks Halls
The
Barnard
Cornelia T. Geer
Committees Outline College Career Guidance Column Plan
The article discusses a column to aid students in choosing a path after college. It envisions occasional meetings and conferences to supplement guidance, helping undergraduates begin early to prepare for their post college plans.
Pageant Committee Meeting Plans Elizabethian Fair
The pageant committee met on Tuesday November 16 with all chairmen present. Budgets were stressed and a detailed Elizabethian Fair report will appear next week. Barnard students are urged to participate with a 50 cent costume fee or a $1 entrance fee for nonparticipants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Bernholz
Gladys Palmer
Barnard
Bulletin Adds Prominent Women Writing on Settlement Movement
The Intercollegiate Bulletin announces a policy shift to publish articles by notable women on the Intercollegiate College Settlement movement. The issue will feature Vida Scudder and include brief summaries of settlement activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intercollegiate C. S.A
Vida Scudder
Bulletin
Freda Kirchwey and Evans Clark Wed in New Jersey
Freda Kirchwey class of 1915 married Evans Clark on Tuesday November 9. The couple enjoyed a brief Bermuda trip and now reside at 26 Prospect Avenue Princeton New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freda Kirchwey
Evans Clark
Bermuda
Clark
Prospect Avenue
Princeton
N. J
Hat rule to be decided at undergrad meeting
The undergrad meeting Tuesday will hear reports from Beatrice Lowndes Marin Kelly and Carol Lorenz about the Intercollegiate Conference for Student Government. Important announcements will cover the Honor System and the college’s hat wearing rule off campus. All are invited to talk and vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Lowndes
Marin Kelly
Carol Lorenz
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