Mortarboard In Vogue Sparks Barnard Year Book Death
Editorial staff of The New York Times is found dead in the main offices amid a mass death by own action over an advance copy of Barnard College’s Mortarboard. The scene includes a Franklin Simon’s interior decorating note and a Literary Union meeting where calls to bomb the Mortarboard office are voiced by attendees.
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Notices from The Maison Française and campus events
The Maison Française library will be open every afternoon except Saturday from two to four. The student team will meet Thursdays from four to six. Odd Study will stay open evenings until 8 30 P M. Rehearsals after hours will be held in the space. Tryouts for the Art Criticism staff are open. submit reviews to Ruta London within two weeks. Greek Games discussed at a joint freshman and sophomore meeting tomorrow at noon in 304 Barnard Hall with Miss Wayman Strong Jane Craighead and Aline Freudenheim. Sophomore transfers urged to attend. A Berkeley parking tag system is noted as a workaround to parking rules. An Maryland exam book contains a joke line about selling answers to humor magazines.
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retirement of Barnard College chief engineer Thomas Hull
The Administration announces the retirement of Thomas Hull Chief Engineer after twenty six years of faithful service at Barnard College. Hull has held the post since January 1927 and will retire by his own request for family reasons. Charles Kaveney succeeds him as Chief Engineer taking duties November first. Virginia C. Gildersleeve Dean.
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Press Board Invites Barnard Recruits for Journalism
The Barnard College Press Board invites all journalism minded students to meet Peggy Becker, this year’s chairman, in Room 732 Hewitt Hall at noon on Wednesday October 30. The group cooperates with Martha Coman of the Phoenix News Service and Helen Erskine to extend Barnard news nationwide.
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Town Notes Preview a Lively Drama Season and New College
The article highlights upcoming stage rehearsals in Boston and London before Christmas, praising the play as a major feature of the season. It also notes Mrs. Annie Nathan Meyer's Barnard Beginnings, detailing the creation and early struggles of New York City's first women’s college.
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