Debate on Barnard Charter System and Student Government Powers
A Barnard College piece critiques the charter system for clubs and outlines tensions among Student Council Faculty Committee on Student Affairs and Representative Assembly. It questions precedent for chartering groups notably the college newspaper and urges clear policy on charter power and governance.
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Barnard
Athletic Association
Honor Board
Undergraduate
Representative Assembly
Student Council
Interfaith Council
Bulletin
Interfaith
Pied Piper Carnival Brings Games to College Lawn
The North Lawn hosts a May 5 event with 2000 children and students enjoying carousels pony rides and a toy railway across the softball field. Portrait sketches fortune telling games and a Disney film program accompany athletic relay races and a clothing unpack pack challenge.
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North Lawn
119 Street
Mary Midgett
Annie Loesser
Leah Krechevsky
Barnard Hall
Doulton
Copacabana Auditions For Chorus Line Attract Barnard Girls
A Barnard Bulletin report describes Felicia and another Barnard student visiting the Copacabana ad for chorus recruits paying 100 dollars weekly. They tour the back stage, observe forty dancers in the arena, and line up with others before the call is made, leaving hopeful but unsure girls.
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Copacabana
Barnard
Felicia
Barnard Camp June Course Promises Relaxed Exam Cure
Barnard Camp hosts a June Course from June 6 to 13 offering a no exam week of outdoor learning and social activity. Participants form small groups upon arrival, enjoy nature hikes and bird walks, learn camp skills, and assist in Camp Committee training while exploring Hemlocks Red Oaks and Eagle's Nest sites. The $15 fee and application to Miss Corinne Bize are due by May 11.
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Barnard
Barnard Camp
Croton Dam
Hemlocks
Red Oaks
Eagle’s Nest
Corinne Bize
Anniversary issue highlights a half century of Jester humor
The Jester magazine marks its fiftieth anniversary with an issue themed Jest er through the years, surveying from 1901 to today. It celebrates Barnard jokes, Roaring Twenties satire, and postwar pieces, praising mature writing and preserved Columbia humor despite occasional sharp Barnard digs.
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Jester
Columbia
Barnard
Lady Fair
Rover Boys
Not Responsible Says Spec Staff
A notice in Hamilton Hall declares the Columbia Daily Spectator bears no responsibility for material placed in its newspaper bin. The sign appeared after April 2 following bogus Spectator copies printed by Bulletin and the same day 15 000 copies of the official Columbia University newspaper vanished from a street corner.
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Columbia Daily Spectator
Hamilton Hall
Spec
Spectator
Bulletin
Columbia University
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Ellen Schleicher
Phebe Ann Marr
Lida Traum
Maxine Stein
Barbara Wesley
Francine DuPlessix
Carmel Roth
Margaret Collins
Carnival
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