Time Cards and The Ethics of the Social Lie at Barnard
A Barnard Bulletin letter urges students to submit a 30 word thought on The Ethics of the Social Lie before week’s end. About 513 officially enrolled Barnard students are invited to participate via the author’s letter-box.
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Rae
Stager
Barnard Bulletin
Bafilard
Barnard College
Barnard College Notes on Residence Life and Student Inquiry
A fragmented Barnard College page discusses a Sophomore search for Miss Jones and a faculty letter prompting debate. It also contains long reflections on city college residence life, the balance between resident and non resident students, and the value of shared life at Brooks Hall for integrating home life with college responsibilities.
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Butt
Butler
Barnard Bulleny
Enthy
Brooks Hall
Barnard College
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Lilian Egleston
Elsie Plaut
Thompson
Mary Bailey
Managing Editors
Laila Coston
Addie Morgenstern
Lucile Mordecai
Eleanore Myers
Anne Wilson
Gertrude Borchardt
Elizabeth Nitchie
Marion Weinstein
Fanny Aurill
Bishop
Grace A. Reeder
Agnes Burke
New York
N. Y
Columbia University
N. Y. Broadway
119Th St
Wennesday
Barnard
Miss Jones