Barnard Bulletin No 4 Student Weekly
Barnard Bulletin No 4 weekly student paper lists board of editors led by Editor-in-chief Margaret Meap and staff including Helen Le Pace Margart Trusler Pelham Kortheuer Gertrude Gottschall Louise Rosenstatz Ester Jennines in business and advertising roles for Barnard College undergrad association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard College
Board OF Editors
Margaret Meap
Helen le Pace
Margaret Trusler
Pelham
Kortheuer
Navy Day Emphasized in Letter from Navy League
A Navy League of the United States letter urges Friday October 27 1922 as Navy Day and calls for editorial focus on peace and disarmament. The piece lauds the Navy as a stabilizing force yet argues for abolition of war and all armament, including the Navy, as a step toward universal security.
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Navy League of the United States
Navy
America
The
League
Calendar of campus events late October to November
A schedule lists university activities from Friday October 27 to Friday November 3. Highlights include dorm Halloween party, Ada Sperling lecture on Loyalties, Heifetz Violin Recital at Carnegie Hall, vespers, John Jay Tea, Glee Club, Bible miracles lecture, Pirandello six characters opening, Golden Seventh Heaven opening, Morgenthau address, RSO meeting, Christy portraits exhibition, Brooks Hall tea, Classical Club, A A Circus and Spanish Club activities.
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Hallowe’ En
Galsworthy
Ada Sperling
Woodstock
Public Library
Carnegie Hall
Jascha Heifetz
St. Paul’s Chapel
Newell
Dwight Willis
D.D
John Jay
Glee Club
Chaplain Knox
St. Paul’s’ Chapel
Pirandello
Princess Theatre
Seventh Heaven
John Golden
Booth Theatre
College Assembly
Mr. Morgenthau
U. W
Columbia Dames
Howard Chandler Christy
Ainslee Galleries
Brooks Hall
Classical Club
Tuition Pay By The Point System Cripples Curiosity
The piece argues that a pay by the point tuition shifts student choices toward utilitarian training. It claims moderate income limits cultural studies and aesthetics, forcing the more capable to prioritize required training over intellectual exploration.
Dream rooms and moral lessons in college ramblings
An unnamed narrator muses on moving to a room in John Jay that gives girls nightmares. He riffs on professors, auctions of jewelry to fund a wing, feline morals, and psychology’s selfish grading. He warns against borrowing a mischievous book and recalls a girl lost on Market Street while reading Paradise Lost.
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Ivanother
John Jay
College
Market Street
Philadelphia
Notice to Students About Bulletin Board Notices
Students urged to watch bulletin boards on the main floor of Milbank and the Student Government bulletin board in the main hall. Students will be held responsible for notices published on these boards and for tales in the current Blue Book.
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Milbank
Women Can Be Managers Continued From Page One
The piece outlines a career path for women in retail pharmacy management starting at entry roles and advancing to pharmacist assistant manager and manager. It highlights Liggett stores as model employers with clear progression, equal pay, and potential for executive initiative. It notes college programs in pharmacy at Columbia and Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and references an article by Miss Herth in the Bureau of Vocational Information Bulletin.
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Artory Skeats
Autce BorHrincer
New York
N. Y
Barnard Bulletin
Barnard College
Columbia University
Broadway
119Th St
New
Liggett
U. S
England
Liggett’s
Fiss
Blanchard
Liggett Company
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy
Columbia College of Pharmacy
Miss Herth
The
Bureau of Vocational Information
From the Second Balcony Ru. A Satire on Industry
The author delivers a devastating satire on modern industrial society and a melodrama about progress. Mechanical man imagery fascinates while unsentient beings frighten audiences, shifting from types to individuals and ending with a pro human life takeaway.
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Helena
Domin
Adam
Eve
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FBI
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Simon
Pete
Ratherclean
Boston
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Fifth Avenue
370 Street
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