Barnard Students Voice Free Speech Stance in Letter
Barnard College students publish weekly undergraduate paper noting support for free speech and opposition to new bills. They praise an undergraduate president for urging New York State colleges to lobby the Governor to veto restrictive measures, citing mixed votes at Vassar and Wells.
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Barnard College
New York State
Vassar
Faculty of Wells
Is Education Worth A Fight Combat Education With Bolshevism
The piece questions a campus poster slogan linking education to Bolshevism and notes the lack of clear definitions. It argues the Lusk Measure’s sweeping scope harms its own reform goals by stifling unpatriotic teaching while differing from Barnard’s Undergraduate body on education’s meaning.
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Lusk Committee
Barnard
Lusk
Undergraduate Meeting Nominates 1920 21 Officers
At a noon Wednesday meeting in the theatre nominations were made for undergraduate officers for 1920 21. Nominations for vice president included Maude Fisher Majorie Marks and Mary Jennings. for treasurer Eve Takeby Katherine Coffey Emily Delafield Louise Rissland Evelyn Orne (withdrew). for secretary Judith Byers Germaine Lehman Leone Newton Margaret Trusler. Voting set for Tuesday.
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Maude Fisher
Majorie Marks
Mary Jennings
Eve Takeby
Katherine Coffey
Emily Delafield
Louise Rissland
Evelyn Orne
Judith Byers
Germaine Lehman
Leone Newton
Margaret Trusler
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Board OF Editors
Dorothy’ Butler
Bertha ‘Wallerstein
A.A. Editor
A. Carter
R. Clendenin
M. Marks
A. MacMahon
L. Andrews
Brosnan
F. Marlatt
B. Whyte
H. Prince
E. Brooks
M. Trusler
I. Rathborne
M. Gordau
Ruth R. Jones
M. Metcalf
A. Jones
L. Rissland
M. Costello
K. R. Koehler
New York
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Barnard Bulletin
Columbia University
Broadway
119Th Street
Soph Shaw
Miss-Mary. Jennings
Miss Schwab