Editors in Chief and Staff Roster Listing Roles and Years
The document lists editors and staff members with titles and years such as Editor in Chief Dorette Ferandié 1916 Business Manager Lucy Morgenthau 1915 and various department editors including Drama and Literary Activities Agnes Conklin 1915 Humorous Department Alma Herzfeld 1915 and Religious Activities Jeanne Jacoby 1916. It records multiple departments and roles like Athletics Teith Grossman 1916 and Class and College News Elinore Sachs 1917, with additional entries for assistants and associates.
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Dorette Ferandié
Lucy R. Morgenthau
Businesanager
Margaret Moses
Helen H. Jenkins
Sarah Butler
Agnes Conklin
Alma Herzfeld
Fstelle Krause
Tsabel Totten
Mercaret Pollitzer
Merothy Blendel
Jeanne Jacoby
Teuleah “Midon
Brooks Hall
Carol Weiss
Ceeeee Ees
Teith Grossman
Editorial on Reform of Teas at Undergraduate Study
The piece critiques a new tea service policy at the Undergraduate Study, recalling past imbalances where the hungry crowded the door and favored few. It argues that equalization of opportunity will curb hoarding and favoritism, though it warns against clever evasion by those with higher intelligence.
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Annie
Estes
Commissariat
Will congestion and crowding demand new controls
The text questions whether public goodwill can prevent shortages and if measures beyond a traffic officer’s presence are needed. It ponders if screens will deter shoppers or if bars will be required to keep crowds from stores.
On dress code and bloomers at Columbia campus
Isabel Totten argues Student Council should permit personal judgment on attire. She notes campus bloomers sparked debate, compares hockey uniforms to street wear, and urges tolerance toward unconventional dress without harming the college’s reputation.
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Barnard
BarNard Bulletin
Bulletin Board
Columbia
Bloomers
Claremont
119Th Street
Columbia Brothers
Isabel Totten
Smith Adopts Point System At Smith College
Smith imposes ten point basis for club membership with rules on attendance and committee work. Members gain one point per meeting attended, and elected members may be required to resign if they exceed ten points. Honorable members and those not active may be treated as active or resign at club discretion. Additionally, two resignation blanks are required, and sports results note Barnard hockey parity.
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Smith
Smith College
Barnard
Bear Contributions Due October 20 for Locker 182
November bear contributions must be submitted by October 20 in locker 182. Manuscripts require word count and writer name. Senior study.
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Locker 182
Société Francaise Holds First Meeting and Cast for Play
The Société Francaise met Friday October 16 to elect new members and plan bi monthly social events. Florence Oppenheimer reported on the upcoming November 14 performance Les Femmes Fortes Sardow with a cast including Alice Webber Madeleine Batta Eleanor Parker and others.
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la Societe Francaise
Société Francaise
Florence Oppenheimer
Wenn
Ceee
Cere
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Alice Webber
Jonathan
Madeleine Batta
Grace Banker
Gabrielle
Ruth Livingston
Penny
Elsie Chesley
Jean i
Wigs and Cues Elects Baldwin Faculty Advisor
The Wigs and Cues meeting on Friday October 16 elected Dr Baldwin as faculty advisor while Miss Beegle was a nominee. Juliette Steinthal was unanimously chosen chair of the new committee to provide the association with a die and seal for its official paper. The Spur play by Annie Nathan Meyer was announced for Cort Theatre on Monday October 26 at 2 30 for Belgian Relief Society funds.
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Aldwin
Miss Beegle
Dr. Baldwin
Juliette Steinthal
Helen Blumenthal
Annie Nathan Meyer
Cort Theatre
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