San Francisco magazine questions college value for women
The San Francisco magazine asks if college is worthwhile for women and notes a blasé campus culture that mocks older instructors while women display growing independence. The New Student defends college students as imaginative, ambitious, curious, and earnest, though it reports no input from Barnard on curriculum.
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BuLerin
Literary Digest
Sunset
San Francisco
N. S
America
Barnard
Opposition to censoring college platform at Barnard
The Nation notes a Student Council petition urging the dean of Barnard College to allow outside speakers, arguing four years shielded from ideas harms rational judgment. It praises women’s colleges as intellectual centers and denounces exclusion by censorship or notoriety risk.
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Barnard College
United States
Correspondence Guidelines for Tax Bulletin Printing
The editor notes letters to the Tax Bulletin should usually stay under 250 words and shorter messages are more likely to be printed promptly. The editor reserves the right to abridge communications.
Discover Lowthorpe School of Horticulture for Women
Barnard students are invited to learn about Lowthorpe in Groton Massachusetts a white colonial house amid gardens and orchards. The school offers horticulture and landscape architecture for women with hands on gardening and drawing as two distinct paths for those drawn to craft and art.
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Lowthorpe
New England
Groton
Massachusetts
School of Horticulture
Tee Square
Gateway Wonderbook
Iti
Original Poem Prize Offered by Southern Methodist University
Southern Methodist University offers a $100 prize for the best original undergraduate poem from any American college. Submissions must be unpublished, under 150 lines, three typed copies, student verification, and reach Dallas by May 15, 1922. Judges include Witter Bynner Joan Erskine and William Rose Benet.
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Southern Methodist. University
Southern Methodist
Witter Bynner
Poetry Society of America
Grenstone
Joan Erskine
Authors’ Club
Actaeon
Cambridge History of American Literature
William Rose, Benet
The
Literary Review
Dallas
Jay B Huppett
Southern Methodist University
Texas
Prize Offered for Essay on College Girl
Sunset Magazine announces a contest asking 2000 word essays on whether present day college education benefits the average girl. Prizes include first, second, and third awards with submission due by May 31 to the College Contest Editor in San Francisco. Winners will be named in August and published in that issue.
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Sleenero
Sunset Magazine
San Francisco
Editorial Board Contest Announced at the Bulletin
The Bulletin announces an editorial board contest for college paper membership. Students may submit names to an editor at the Bulletin office by May 12. assignments will be sent to entrants.
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Barnard College
Association
Leonie
ADAMS
Marion Durcin
A. A
Reopa
Horr
Helen
LE Pace
Margaret
Business Board
Emily, Marx
Ave
Dorothy Frm
Genevive Colihan
Beatrice Johnson
Esther Jennings
E. “Albansoder
Morehouse
Gilda
Monzuto
Post Office
New York
N.Y
Barnard Bulletin
Columbia University
Broadway
119Th St
Spontaneous Fire Destroys Barnard Theatre Plan Emerges
Radio reports detail a spontaneous combustion at Barnard next Friday night when Clare, de Lune and the Junior Stars performed. The Blanket Brigade fought to save the structure, which is now ruins. Plans for a new theatre with shock absorbers are under consideration led by Mr. Lee Harvardson.
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Clare
de Lune
Blanket Brigade
Lee Harvardson
Ten Years From Today Card Fragment
A fragmentary notice hints at a ten year span related to a college matter. The readable portion suggests possible dates or actions but lacks clear names or specifics.
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College
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