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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1923
Page
1
A reader discusses student clubs at Barnard and critiques of university control by trustees. The piece cites Upton Sinclair's The Goose Step, arguing faculty should govern intellectual life to ensure unbiased education despite private ownership and donor pressures.
The council amended Blue Book eligibility to allow a February class entrant in good standing to run for office. It ordered stronger enforcement of fire laws and smoking rules at performances, with programs noting regulations and chairs enforcing them. A public list of offices to be filled by appointments was promised, inviting interest from students and alumni. The piece critiques Goose Step and urges fearless study of conditions for honest social progress.
The document lists multiple names and roles including Editor-in-Chief Marcaret McEap and Louise Rosenscatt with years 1923 to 1926. It includes News Editor Helen Le Pace, Assistant Editors Eveanor Korruever, Gertrude Gottschall, Eveanor Steere, and others. proofreaders Margaret Bowrext and Esterre Herre. circulation manager Henrietta Apret. and assistants Alice Boeringher among several dated entries.
The Student Council urges an end to smoking at Milbank college functions citing fire protection rulings and risks to valuable faculty papers. It pleads with students and escorts to honor safety, reduce damage, and protect years of research.
The examination for the Tatlock Prize will be held on Saturday, April 21, in Room 330, Barnard College, from 1:30 to 4:30. It consists entirely of translation at sight from Latin into English and is open to all undergraduates of Barnard College. Candidates should hand their names as soon as possible to Professor Hirst or to Miss Goodale.
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