Barnard Bulletin issue overview and staff list 1928
Barnard Bulletin volume XXXIII dated October 23 1928 lists editorial and business staff including Editor-in-Chief Eugenie Fribourg Managing Editor Gertrude Tonkonogy and a wide roster of assistants and departments. Publication details note semi weekly schedule and postal classifications with mailing rates and address.
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Eugenie M. Fribourg
Gertrude D. Tonkonogy
Beatrice Heiman
Elsa Traunsteim
Bessie Bergner
Eleanor Frankel
Ruth Reyman
Virginia Knight
Frances Holtzberg
Virginia C. Brown
Hazel Reisman
Roberta Moritzer
Bertha Lambert
Mgr
Edith Spivack
Hilda Brandenstein
Elsa Rohrig
Vera Behring
Mary F. Bamberger
Sylvia Schweitzer
Ruth Gelb
Juliet Blume
L. Auerbach
Mer
Constance Cruse
Ethel Geiger
Hilda Markwood
Margaret Weintzen
Isabel Traver
A. C. Kline
Julia Best
Post Office
New York
N. Y
Play Week Spurs College Athletic Drive at Barnard
Barnard's Athletic Association launches Play Week to encourage wide student participation in tennis track and field archery volleyball and other games despite exams and classes. The piece defends play as a vital part of college life and counters the belief that students merely attend classes and watch games.
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Barnard College
The
Athletic Association of the College
Barnard
Athletic Association
Forum Column Criticizes Hoover Club Activities
A Burnt Bulletin Forum piece from February 16 questions Hoover Club actions at Tecen and argues the clubs were formed to influence national politics rather than college elections. It urges fair critique of both major parties and advocates balanced, active discussion of advantages and disadvantages.
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Bulletin
Forum
Hoover Club
Alfred E. Smith
Adhee
Barnard
Ank
Smith Club
Smith
Eac Club
Razz Smith
Hoover
Tether
I. Pave Leen
Ryan
Olympia Theater Review Sparks Fun and Frivolity
A Molnar comedy at Second Balcony Olympia delights with wit and theatrical sparkle. Performances by Fay Comore and Laura Hope Crews draw mixed praise amid strong acting, while critics note a sharp finish that shifts from light satire to a serious moral tone.
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Ieee
Fay Comore
Laura Hope
Unclear text fragment prompts review of proposed measures
A damaged OCR fragment discusses filings by two companies and potential savings for the public. It mentions a grant, timing in 1928, and questions about the scale of the issues involved. Names and specifics are obscured by the OCR.
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Sr Astoter Ist
Greater
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