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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1914
Page
1
A Barnard College publication notes it runs weekly during the college year with a brief hiatus in the last two weeks of January. It reflects student-run journalism and school life coverage.
Editor in Chief Louise H Fox and Business Manager Lucy R Morgenthau head a roster of 1914 15 staff. The list includes editors for Outside News Columbia News Athletics Dramatic and Literary Activities Humorous Department and various assistants across class news clubs religious activities and athletics.
A college column discusses electioneering among female students. It critiques petty tactics used to win office and argues that true honor comes from majority belief in a candidate’s fitness rather than popularity boosts. It reflects on conduct during the election period.
The essay argues that electioneering should rely on voters belief in a candidate’s ability rather than personal attacks. It criticizes undergraduates who slander opponents to help a friend and urges candidates to back claims with measurable achievements. It notes poor impressions from late pollside campaigning.
Caroline A Dror argues that the general two years course should include broader language study and advanced literature for BS students. She favors more science integration, criticizes English B and logic requirements, and urges summer sessions and a graduate course to gain flavor of higher studies.
Next Friday or Saturday a series of plays titled One My Thumb The Man of Des tiny Our Lady s Tumbler will be performed at Brinckerhoff theatre. Tickets are available from class representatives or Elizabeth Macaulay in Senior Study. The matinee is Saturday afternoon with evening showings Friday and Saturday. Greek games noted. buy tickets promptly.
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