The Liter Obby Opens On West 44th Street
Elinor Rice Shire eerle Schuster and partners debut a charming bookshop The Liter Obby at 2 West 44th Street in New York. They aim to blend literature with lifestyle offering reading spaces and a curated artful selection as book selling becomes an art in the city.
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West 44Th Street
Elinor Rice
Eerle Schuster
Rance
James Branch Cabell
Saint Joan
Schuster
New York
United States
Bréadway
Avenue
Scribner’s and
Dutton’s
Joyce Kilmer
Leonie Adamrs
Language tests scheduled for graduation candidates
The Committee on Instruction announces oral language exams in French or German for 1925 and 1926 graduates. Written tests occur Nov 12 for French and Nov 25 for German, with oral tests beginning Nov 19 for French and Nov 24–25 for German. Appointments are posted on department boards. Contact the registrar with questions.
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Committee On Instruction
Barnard
Romance Language Department
Puckett
New Faculty Additions Highlight Barnard Staff
Barnard College announces eight new faculty members across history economics Spanish geology zoology English and physical education. Notable appointees include Visiting Professor Albert Frederick Pollard of London and Miss Millie Griffiths Barnard graduate and former History assistant.
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Albert Frederick Pollard
University of London
Institute of Historical Research
Pollard
Millie Griffiths
Barnard College
Miss Griffiths
Barnard
England
Allen Peebles
University of British Columbia
University of California
Sra Clotilde de Zabala
Toulouse
Sorbonne
Burgos
Spain
France
Robert F. Collins
Western Reserve University
Columbia
Grace V. Gorham
Mt. Holyoke
Rockefeller Institute
Mary Morris Seals
Marguerite Loud
Leah Gregg
Colorado State College
Central School of Physical Education
Barnard College enrollment rises in 1924 totals
Barnard reports 926 students for 1924 a gain of 37 from last year. Dormitory living includes 102 at Brooks Hall and 150 at John Jay. The Junior class leads with 258 students while Seniors are 124 Sophomores 238 and Freshmen 249. Additional 42 unclassified 21 special students and 17 foreign students from Germany India England Norway France Poland Japan and Hungary are noted.
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Barnard
Brooks Hall
John Jay
Germany
India
England
Norway
France
Poland
Japan
Hungary
Bulletin apologizes for error in last issue
The bulletin issues an apology for a misstatement regarding Aldona Smoluchowska. She received honorable mention for general excellency and is a member of the class of 25, not the class of 27 as previously stated.
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Bulletin
Aldona Smoluchowska
Barnard Students Hold Jobs
Barnard students explore summer opportunities noting most jobs lack lasting value. Miss Doty urges using winter and summer to gain verifiable experience via volunteer work or technical training, such as stenography, while paid lab or office roles offer limited benefit.
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Miss Doty
City Health Board
Barnard La Follette Club Plans Eleven Street Meetings
The Barnard La Follette Club, run by Barnard and Columbia students, held seven street meetings last week and plans eleven more this week. Sessions target the eleventh and thirteenth districts with stump speeches and literature. Meetings occur on streets including 137th Street Broadway 125th Street Seventh Avenue and 109th Street Broadway on multiple weeknights.
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Barnard la Follette Club
Barnard
Columbia
Broadway
Seventh Avenue
Ninth Street
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Bookorner
Leonie
Literary Lobby
Epicures
Boccacio
Nietzsche
Mencken
Solumbia University Press
Nalism Bldg
Colgate
Colgate's Perfumes
LA Follette Club
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