Barnard Bulletin Names 1928 Staff and Editors
The Barnard Bulletin lists Esther Mendelsohn as Editor in Chief with June Stein Esther Jones Leslie Morgan and Laura Pienkny among staff. Other roles include Beverly Yager Norine McDonough as editors and Alice Kogan Frances Fuchs overseeing About Town. News Board members Audrey Weisman Patricia Weenelsen and other staff listed with Leah Krechevsky and Lenore Fierstein in About Town. Filed as a student publication notice from Barnard College.
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Esther J. Mendelsohn
June Stein
Esther Jones
Leslie Morgan
Laura Pienkny
Beverly Yager
Norine McDonough
Alice Kogan
Frances Fuchs
Stacy Robak Wee TE Hy
Yirma Meincke
Florrie Levison
Adele Estrin
Audrey Weisman
Patricia Weenelsen
Aids di Pace
Eleanor Engelman
Nancy Isaacs
Betsy Weinstein
About Town
Leah Krechevsky
Lenore Fierstein
Poll on Barnard grading system prompts student input
The poll on marking and posting of grades at Barnard is sponsored by the Student Curriculum Committee and Faculty Committee on Instruction. The editorial urges careful student consideration, outlines pros and cons of pluses and minuses, and notes the poll will be distributed next week to gather genuine opinions for possible revisions.
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Barnard
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Bitten Jensen Barnard leader with globe spanning ties
Bitten Jensen, WSSF head and Barnard College senior, hails from Chicago to Denmark and Mexico, to marry a Brazilian American in June and move to Rio de Janeiro. She chairs the World Student Service Fund drive, loves Barnard, and praises its education while planning her future in South America.
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Barnard
Bitten Jensen
Chicago
Denmark
Mexico
Rio de Janeiro
Bitten
Friends’ Central School
Philadelphia
South America
Lisalund
Lisa
Brazil
World Student Service Fund
WSSF
Representative Assembly
I M Ineligible Returns As Barnard Columnist
I M Ineligible resumes her Barnard column while taking French courses at Barnard and post graduate study at Columbia. The piece humorously details her return to coed classes and her worries about her knowledge versus pen and paper. She notes misgivings about male readers and jokes from her professor, and observes changes in the other half of humanity.
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I. M. Ineligible
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Miss Ineligible
Barnard
I. M
Columbia
Sadler's Wells Ballet Opens at the Met in New York
Sadler's Wells Ballet of Covent Garden opens at the Metropolitan Opera House marking its first U.S. visit. The company, subsidized by the British government, brings Swan Lake Cinderella and Sleeping Beauty in full-length form and features Margot Fonteyn and Robert Helpman. The engagement runs through Sunday evening, November 6.
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Sadler’s Wells Ballet
Covent Garden
Metropolitan Opera House
Sadler’s Wells
Diaghelev
Anna Pavlova
Moira Shearer
Red Shoes
Russia
Corps de Ballet
Margot Fonteyn
Robert Helpman
Jake
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WSSF Expands Student Relief Funds Worldwide
World Student Relief funds abroad to aid devastated countries in Europe and Asia by supplying books, food, clothing, and housing. The Geneva based WSA sets budgets with funds raised by 34 member nations, powered in part by American students and professors through the World Student Service Fund.
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World Student Relief
Europe
Asia
Geneva
Switzerland
WSA
World Student Service Fund
Barnard
Representative Assembly
WSSF
Greece
China
Onde
America
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