Bear College Student News Editors List 1929
The Weekly publication by Bear College students lists staff roles for the 1929 college year, including editors, report chiefs, and department heads. Names span editors Beatrice Sagar Dora Breitwiese and staff across printing advertising and circulation roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Robinson
Alberta Falk
Ers Beatrice Sagar
Ida Ginsberg
Dora Breitwiese
Ht Goldstein
Elien Forsyth
Itrice Serge
Madeleine Stern
Tence Suskind
Elizabeth Polyzvides
Nne Reinhardt
Emmy Lou Mally
da Markwood
Ethel Greenfield
Sach Preis
Business
Barnard Bulletin subscription and mailing notice
Subscription rates listed as One Year three dollars with a strict advance payment requirement. Publication notes that the paper was entered as second class matter December 14, 1908 in New York and mailed at a special rate under postal acts including October 3 1917. address communications to Barnard Bulletin at Barnard College Columbia University Broadway and 119th Street New York NY.
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Eyebnengeee
New York
N. Y
Barnard Bulletin
Barnard College
Columbia University
Broadway
119Th Street
Bulletin expands policy to include more columns and outside discussion
The Bulletin announces a policy change expanding news space beyond six pages and adding multiple columns. The paper aims to be a constructive student voice covering campus affairs and relevant outside topics, inviting cooperation and criticism from readers.
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Bulletin
Bulletin the
Second Balcony Shoestring Revue Lights Up Hoboken Night
The Shoestring Revue in Lieboken delivers two acts and forty scenes of mixed laughs and sights. Notable names include Stengel Sterling Halloway Pat Patterson Katherine Reese Cleon Throckmorton. music by William Irwin with modernistic flair and lively chorus. The show blends cheap paper costumes with merry German songs and audience participation, ending on a Hoch Morley Hoboken fever.
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Lieboken
Black Crook
Star of Bengal
Lent Stengel
Sterling Halloway
Pat Patterson
Katherine Reese
Cleon Throckmorton
William Irwin
Hoboken
Important Notice on Term Program Filings and Meetings
Registrar Anna Tix announces that programs for the term must be filed in the Registrar's Office between Tuesday December 3 and Friday December 11. compulsory meetings are scheduled December 3 at 1 30 pm for seniors juniors and transfers to meet major departments by group room allocations and instructors as listed.
Carnegie and Bodansky To Lead Met Opera Co. Season
Conductorless orchestra era noted with Bodansky directing Metropolitan Opera Co. due to Rosenstock’s resignation. Bodansky to continue with Society of Friends of Music. Town Hall Sundays feature Brahms Mahler and Bloch. soloist Margaret Latzenauer set for December. Jolson’s Theatre presents Robinhood for two weeks at 59th Street and Seventh Avenue. Lectures and theater discussions fill December with art galleries highlighted.
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Bodansky
Metropolitan Opera Co
Rosenstock Heranately
Mr. Bodansky
Society of Friends of Music
Sun
Town Blail
Brahms
Mahler
Bloch
Margaretlatzenauer
Jolson’s Theatre Musical Comedy Co
Jolson’s
59Th St
7Th Ave
Silver Tassie at Irish Theatre in Greenwich Village
The Irish Theatre continues the presentation of Silver Tassie by Sean O'Casey for two weeks longer at the Greenwich Village Theatre. Critics note the play’s passion and war themes, though some find the plot loosely hung and amateurish in depth. Bert Galck comments on sincerity and artistry despite flaws.
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Sean O’casey
O'Casey
Irish Theatre
Greenwich Village
Bert Galck
Student Council reports Fellowship Drive progress and changes
The Student Council met last Thursday with a second report on the Fellowship Drive showing about 1100 pledged or collected to date and a continuation until Thanksgiving. A request to excuse three Representative Assembly members for a posture contest was debated and a special meeting approved the contest due to special circumstances. Katherine Brehine resigned as Senior Advisers chair. Vivian Barnett was chosen as successor and a Barnard delegate to the NSA conference in Palo Alto was approved.
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Dorothy Kramm
Jean Crawford
Health Day
Representative Assembly
Katherine Brehine
Vivian Barnett
Barnard
NSA
Palalto
California
Thelma Rosengard
Library notice on notices for late books and fines
The library states fines increase from due date until return. If a reserve or one week book is late and the fine not paid, only one notice will be sent. Daily mail check is recommended, and borrowers bear responsibility for returning books and paying fines.
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Iesk
Barnard
Two Casts Opportunity for Barnard Thespians
Rehearsals continue at Milbank under Mr Kinnell for Barnard Thespians upcoming production. Cast selection not yet announced as hopeful performers fill roles with strong masculine tones and varied acting potential.
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Barnard Thespians
Milbank
Kinnell
Barnard Invited to Thanksgiving Sea Service
Barnard College will participate in the University Thanksgiving service next Tuesday at 1 10 in St. Pour Chapel. The event offers Barnard a visible platform across Broadway with best seats for its delegation. The speaker will be Dr Coffin, a noted friend of Barnard.
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St. Pour
Barnard
Dr. Coffin
Tea Service Extended for Student Schedules
Notice that Tea will be served from 3:30 to 5:00 in the Faculty Lunch Room instead of 3:30 to 4:30 to aid students with late classes.
Correction on Transfer Article Typographic Error
The bulletin notes a typo in the November 22, 1929 Transfer article. It corrects that eleven of the hurt members and eight girls were from the 1928 transfer group, not all three dropped in spring from 1928 group as reported.
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Yeu
Bear College
Editors
Jana Rosettea
Haze Kerman
Irene Friedman
Roberta Meritzer
Jean Lalich
Dorothy Rasch
Sylvia Schweitzer
Juliet Blume
Geraldine Marcus
Louise Marshall
Lorraine Popper
Hilda Spey
Marie Schorr
Louise ‘Marshall
Ruth Levy
Ruth Goldberg
Helen Rich
Editorial
Pfats Heevens
the Shoestring Revue
Morley
Reichard
Goodale
Ogilvie
Mr. Lavelle
Miss Young
Dr. Ware
Gregory
Anna Tix
Barnard Hall
Cverman
Karl Hall
T.owther
Carey
Greet
Holzwasser
Puckett
Thead
Carnegie
Erve
Waenerian Opera Cor
Hampden
Theatre
Dee
L Rheinedd
Paul Rohesone Aga
Cleveland Symphony
Fether
Carnevie Leo
Philharings Symphon Unter
Carnevie
Rand School of Soc
Harry St. Barnes
A Alfred Adler
Vienna
Community Church
34Th St
Park Ave
Irma Wraft
Sun. Art
Temple Emanuel
5Th Ave
Tassie
Student Government
Student Council
Vane
Occasio
Conmment
Barnard Colleg
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Glee Club
CONCE
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