Barnard Bulletin outlines publication details
The Barnard Bulletin is issued semi weekly during the college year by Barnard College students for the Undergraduate Association. Subscriptions are three dollars per year or three fifty mailing, prepaid. It is entered as second class matter December 14, 1908 in New York City. Communications addressed to Barnard Bulletin, Barnard College Columbia University Broadway and 119th Street New York.
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Barnard College
New York
N. Y
Barnard Bulletin
Lumbia University
Broadway
119Th St
Alumnae Association Aids Barnard Through Generous Efforts
The article highlights the Associate Alumnae of Barnard College as an active group with a practical mission. It cites 1897 gifts for the library, dormitory support via rented rooms in 1907, and ongoing programs such as student loans, illustrating sustained alumnae impact on Barnard’s growth and facilities.
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Students Hall
Barnard College
Barnard
Milbank
Tiffany
Fike
Brooks
Editorial on the Anti War Conference Fails to Unite
The 1934 Anti War Conference showed initial promise with a serious aim to solve war and peace. A conservative delegation walked out and the National Student League majority refused cooperation, alienating many students and rendering the effort a failure in true cooperation.
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National Student League
Chaplain to Address Episcopal Club Tea Dec 3
The Episcopal Club hosts a tea at 4 10 in the Crypt of the Chapel on Monday December 3 with Chaplain Raymond C Knox as speaker on solutions to the college graduate problem. The club also plans a joint tea with Lutheran and Wycliffe Clubs on Friday December 7 honoring Miss Dorothy Fosdick.
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Episcopal Club
Raymond C. Knox
Knox
Lutheran
Wycliffe
Dorothy Fosdick
Fosdick
Smith
Student Christian Movement
New England
Barnard
Charlotte Haverly
Gertrude Rubsamen
Elizabeth Simpson
S.C.M
Silver Bay Group
The
Menorah
Newman Club
Vanderbilt Brittle Heaven a Well Acted Dickinson Play
The new play Vanderbilt Brittle Heaven about Emily Dickinson is well acted and directed. Dorothy Gish gives an excellent performance as Emily with witty epigrams and a personal spontaneity. Albert Van Dekker as Captain Hunt displays strong acting and engaging charm, while Edith Atwater as Helen Hunt shows intensity that stands out. The cast is competently staged in a single New England living room setting with exquisite costumes. The authors' title choice seems inspired, though the heaven of a poetess in love with a Civil War officer feels brittle.
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Emily Dickinson
Dorothy Gish
Emily
Albert van Dekker
Captain Hunt
Edith Atwater
Helen Hunt
Helen Huberth
Sue Dickinson
New England
Dickinson
Miss Gish
Miss Dickinson
Modern furniture exhibit by Ely Kahn inspires simple elegance
The display emphasizes light, unpainted wood, and glass to create calm settings rather than theatrical spaces. The Sun Room showcases sparkling yellow furniture against warm red walls with dark floors and ample light, while a second living room favors minimalism with plain walls, rounded corners, and carefully planned space. Several bedrooms use mirrors, silver accents, and luxurious materials to evoke desire for travel and escape.
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Ely Kahn
Larg
Mrs Ladd Hosts Tea For Fresh Wycliffe Members
Mrs C Pierpont Ladd hosted a tea for freshmen of the Wycliffe Club to assist the chaplain and encourage religious interests. The event was held Thursday from four to six and aimed to help newcomers better acquaint themselves with campus religious activities.
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Mrs. Ladd
Wycliffe
Wycliffe Club
Iber
Crime and Delinquency Forum Highlighted by Peyser and McCormick
A Monday Social Science meeting featured Dr Nathan Peyser of City School and Austin McCormick, Commissioner of Correction, discussing crime and delinquency. Peyser stressed education's role while McCormick outlined the administration's efforts to combat crime.
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Nathan Peyser
City Schoolpal
Austin McCormick
Sioner of Correction
Peyser
McCormick
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Helen Hartmann
Adele Hagland
Marion Patterson
Jane Block
Ann Furman
Belle Martin
Frances Bailey
Elaine Glaston
I Maxine Meyer
Ruth Bitensky
Frances Henderson
Jean McGloughlin
Edna Holtzman
Helen Raebeck
Margaret Becker
June Carpenter
Ruth Insche
Marion Hellman
Ruth Fedford
Pearl Schwartz
Ruth Portugal
Geraldine Trotta
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