Barnard Student Letter Advocates Real Thinking Over Jargon
A Barnard Bulletin reader forwards a Latin teaching anecdote and urges instructors to curb translation jargon. The letter argues college life should center on thinking, with emphasis on study time and the value of books as safety vaults of thought, while noting Dramatics as a key campus activity.
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Debate Over High School Athletics and Class Honor
A report on a scheduled hockey game where two girls could not play led to threats of a default loss. The writer laments outside interference and urges a future where unfit athletes are not pushed into college sports for class honor, blaming the class for disregarding individuals.
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