Barnard Bullexiii Excerpts and Editorial Team List
Barnard Bullexiii is published weekly during the college year except the last two weeks in January. Ex officio editor Margaret Peck and listed staff include Fdna Astruck, Agnes Conklin, Estelle Kraus rearet Pollitzer, Isabel Totten, Dorothy Blondel, Edith Grossman, Jeanne Jacoby, and additional names.
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Barnard College
Fdna Astruck
Agnes Conklin
Estelle Kraus Rearet Pollitzer
Isabel Totten
Dorothy Blondel
Edith Grossman
Jeanne Jacoby
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Editorial protest cards expose signatures on women teachers rule
An editorial notes students circulated protest cards against the New York Board of Education policy barring married women teachers with children. Many girls signed without hearing both sides, treating petition signing as trivial yet warns it may mock legislators and social workers.
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New York Board of Education
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Forum prompts debate on Western civili zation in China
A Y W C A forum speaker argued Western industrial and civilizational influence in China. The letter invites discussion on whether Western religion and moral standards are essential to China and asks readers for letters on the topic.
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China
Picnic Lunch by Open Campus for Barnard Students
An opinion urges moving lunch outside to avoid cold crowded rooms. It notes chairs scarce and air poor in the hot lunch room, proposing daily open-air picnics on campus as a healthier, more cheerful alternative for digestion and sociability.
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Bulletin Names New Editors and Reorganizes Departments
The Bulletin announces pledge day winners Dorothy Blondel Edith Grossman and Jeanne Jacoby now editors since Wednesday noon. It details a new departmental structure with managers for I Hunterous II Good III Athletics IV Social Movement Clubs V Departmental Clubs VI Dramatic and Literary VI College News VII Letters and Outside News and assigns assistants and duties for reports and publication processes.
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Dorothy Blondel
Edith Grossman
Jeanne Jacoby
Ourself
Hunterous
Agnes Conklin
Craigie
Ruth Marley
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Edna Astruck
Isabel Totten
Margaret Pollitzer
Estelle Krause
Dramatic Association
Press Club
Sarah Butler
Lucy Morgenthau
Brooks Hall
Alma Herzfeld
Columbia
Alumnae
Edith Mulhall
Alice Waller
Elizabeth Macauley
Jean Mdohle
Campus Lunch Rules Spark Student Frying Debate
A reader laments strict lunchroom rules that ban hot meals during crowded periods while cold lunches fill the room. The note argues for flexible dining on busy chapel days to ease congestion and preserve digestion, ending with a tongue in cheek sign-off praising Interior Department oversight.
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Broadway
Department of the Interior
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