Barnard Mortarboard row sparks debate on college publication
Readers clash over Mortarboard's status as Barnard College publication and who should fund it. The exchange questions whether the yearbook-like issue is a college resource or class item, urging practical lunchroom reforms and clearer student responsibility.
To the Editor Mortarboard Funding Question
Correspondence from readers discusses the Mortarboard annual and its continuing losses. The letter argues for revisiting funding and editorial stance given college-wide interests and prior criticism of covering expenses.
Debate Over Mortarboard Publication Burden at College
A letter argues whether the Mortarboard should be a joint college and junior project or a strictly junior publication. It notes annual costs near eight hundred dollars and urges undergraduate input to share the burden and ensure representation.EY A. urges harmony under an undergraduate committee decision.
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Mortar Board questioned as college annual not just Juniors
An editorial from last week’s BULLETIN argues Mortar Board serves the whole college though publication duties and page charges have fallen to the Junior Class. It notes class funds were raised by all students while Juniors still choose editors and bear costs.
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