Barnard College Student Publication Listings 1929 Staff
Student association newspaper at Barnard College announces staff roles for the 1929-30 academic year. Sections cover editors reporters business staff advertising circulating and printing teams with names and class years.
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Mary Dublin
Elizabeth Benson
Viola Robinson
Thelma Rosengardt
Beatrice Saqui
Anita Jones
Frieda Ginsberg
Hazel Reisman
Irene Friedman
Roberta Meritzer
Dorothy Rasch
Mgr
Sylvia Schweitzer
Juliet Blume
Geraldine Marcus
Louise Marshall
Hilda Brandenstein
Mer
Ruth Levy
Vera Behrin
Roberta Moritzer
Ruth Goldberg
Hilda Markwode
Ethel Geiger
Bettina Peterson
Education and creative work in the modern curriculum
An editorial urges integrating sculpture and painting into regular art department offerings and stresses education should elevate beauty and the spiritual. It warns that ignoring aesthetics harms the artist and urges every student to engage in some form of creative expression. A Forum column letter questions whether lack of forum engagement signals student inertia.
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Barnard
Forum
Bulletin
Will Durant
Bertrand Russell
Durant
Barnard College Lunch Room Opens for Afternoon Tea
The Barnard College fourth floor Lunch Room begins daily 3:00 to 4:30 p m from Monday to Friday offering milk tea hot chocolate fruit sandwiches cookies and chocolate bars at low prices. The schedule lists milk 5c to 6c tea 5c hot chocolate 10c sandwiches 10c cookies 5c chocolate 5c. An effort is made for prompt service and affordable wholesome food.
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Barnard College
See Naples and Die not a good play but entertaining
A critic reviews Elmer Rice’s See Naples and Die, noting it is mechanically polished and entertaining despite lacking a serious theme like Rice’s Street Scene. The cast includes Claudette Colbert, Roger Pryor, and Pedro de Cordoba. the reviewer questions the play’s merit while praising the humor, set, direction, and especially the Italian singer.
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Folmer Rice
Claudette Colbert
Roger Pryor
Pedro de Cordoba
Elmer Rice
Barnard College Representative Assembly Meets in Barnard Hall
The October meeting in Room 304 Barnard Hall was presided by Miss Vanderbilt. Dorothy Kramm became Student Fellowship Drive Chairman. Mary Nelson resigned. Josephine Grohe named Drive business manager. Elsa Zorn alternate. Celeste Jedel appointed Chairman Extra Mural Committee. Anne Gunther alternate. Attendees discussed inviting Dean Gildersleeve to speak later. Alumnae card sale discussed with undergraduates but no fixed quota. Wigs and Cues debated. support for Junior and Senior Show and Wigs & Cues if improvements are made. Meeting adjourned, Francis W. Smith noting minutes.
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Barnard Hall
Miss Vanderbilt
Dorothy Kramm
Mary Nelson
Josephine Grohe
Elsa Zorn
Celine Greenbaum
Lou Marshall
Celeste Jedel
Anne Gunther
Dean Gildersleeve
Representative Assembly
Barnard
Francis W. Smith
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Barnard Bulletin
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120Th Street
Student Government Representative Assembly
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