Our Front Yard Continued from Page 2 Column 2
Allen Wilson Porterfield writes about improving a college yard by adding a statue of a President of Columbia and widening the lawn with level ground and clean sod. He laments vines and proposes costless long term fixes while avoiding brick walkways.
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Allen Wilson Porterfield
Bear Critics Need Constructive Encouragement for Growth
The piece surveys campus criticism of Bear issues, noting praise is scarce and urging constructive feedback from Provost Brewster and English faculty. It argues training enlarges vocabulary and stresses using precise terms. It calls for balanced guidance to improve student work and revive the Bear’s vitality.
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Provost Brewster
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Committee invites public input at open sessions on the issue
The committee will hold open sessions inviting undergraduates and alumnae to present opinions. Those unable to attend may submit written statements read at meetings. All interested persons are urged to contribute evidence on both sides as the committee strives to gather information.
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