Barnard Bulletin Acxes Miner 1908 Editor in Chief
The fragmentary item notes a Barnard Bulletin entry likely naming Acxes Miner as editor in chief in 1908. Readable bits mention Barnard and editor role with scarce context.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1906
Page
1
The fragmentary item notes a Barnard Bulletin entry likely naming Acxes Miner as editor in chief in 1908. Readable bits mention Barnard and editor role with scarce context.
The piece laments that a small cadre of girls repeatedly receive elections and appointments, leaving capable peers without opportunity. It argues overload harms academic focus, leads to superficial effort, and undermines fairness, urging broader participation and responsibility.
An editorial advocates expanding a scholarship standard to determine who may hold college offices. It argues for broader recruiting of capable women, stricter rules for participation in committees and plays, and insists on practical laws over aspirational talk. It cites Pavs as a model of selective participation.
The Bullertin staff announces personnel changes with Florence Wolff 68 selected as assistant business and Marjorie named in the same update, signaling staffing updates for the newspaper.
The Alumnae plan a joint 1903 revival of The Adventure of the Lady Ursula by the Class of 1906 and 1905 to benefit the dormitory equipment fund. Leading roles will be performed by the original 1903 cast with some parts assigned to 1905 members. Dates and complete cast to be announced.
On November 9 Florence J Nye of class 05 married Mr Cutler. Frankie 05 also wed on November 7. Mr Loew Stone class 04 will wed on December 30 in New York with Mr Joseph Corrigan in attendance.
Review lauds the mature production noting continuity issues but an excellent performance from the cast led by Mrs. Le Moyne. Change from Ottima to the aged infirm Bishop showcases her dramatic range and the play's overall value.
Henry Miller presents Pippa Passes the Browning play at the Majestic Theatre with a strong cast led by Mrs. Do Moyne and Mabel Talaferro. Special discount cards allow students and Browning enthusiasts to buy seats at reduced prices at the box office.
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