Bulletin continues staff tryouts and news writing class
Bulletin's annual try outs began with a noon meeting for thirty reporters to be. Editor Mary Dublin outlined requirements over two months including at least one weekly article and printer trips. A class will meet Fridays at noon or four, with guest editors and reporters from city papers.
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Mary Dublin
Miss Dublin
Harold Isaacs
Columbia Spectator
New York Times
Isaacs
Dublin
Barnard Summer School For Women Workers In Industry
The Barnard Summer School for Women Workers in Industry completes its third year marking a cultural move in adult education. Led by Dr E L Thorn dike the program focuses on economics and other subjects chosen for practical relevance, attracting Russian-born students who value learning over athletics.
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Barnard Summer School
Bryn Mawr
IE. L. Thorndike
Russia
America
Europe
Barnacle Detective Story Contest Opened
Barnacle announces a detective story contest for the year judged by two faculty members and the Barnacle Editor. The Editor and Literary Editor are ineligible. The grisliest murder and cleverest detective win. Submissions due for the December issue.
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Barnacle
Thomas for Mayor Club forms at Columbia University
A student group from Barnard Union Theological Seminary and Columbia starts a Thomas for Mayor Club on campus. Professor Moley, John Dewey, and Dr Haynes Holmes are involved, with a mass meeting planned at McMillan Theatre in late October. Moley condemns the Democratic and Republican tickets as unfit.
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Norman Thomas
Moley
Thomas
Columbia University
Barnard
Lnion Theological Seminary
Columbia
Socialist Party
McMillan Theatre
John Dewey
Haynes Holmes
League For Progressive Political Action
Citizen’s Committee
Institute Offers Varied Program At Columbia Extension
The Institute of Arts and Sciences at Columbia Extension enters its seventeenth year as part of adult education. It offers weekly evening sessions except Sundays and holidays from mid October to April with concerts, lectures on religion philosophy science and art, and morning courses on current books and drama led by Dr Richard Burton. Distinguished visitors include Grand Duke Alexander of Russia and Count Felix von Luckner. speakers span Nicholas Murray Butler Hugh Walpole John Erskine and Rabbi Stephen Wise. English Singers and Tibbetts perform with morning lectures by Burton Ayres and Adler.
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Institute of Arts and Sciences
Columbia Extension
Columbia
George W. Denny
Richard Burton
Duke Alexander of
Russia
Count Felix von Luckner
Nicholas Murray Butler
Hugh Walpole
John Erskine
John Cowper Powys
Stephen Wise
Lawrence ‘Tibbett
Harry Morgan Ayres
Alfred Adler
Columbia Players to Open Season with The Contrast
The Columbia Laboratory Players will open their season October 12 with The Contrast by Rayall Tyler. First revived in April 1926, the 18th century drama launched native American stage comedy at John Street Theatre in 1787 and popularized the Yankee dialect in major cities.
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Rayall Tyler
John Street
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
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