Student Forum Inaugurated with Jean Longuet Talk
Jean Longuet, editor of La Populaire and grandson of Karl Marx, will address Barnard students at a luncheon on Friday December 15 on the French German impasse. The event, organized by American Socialist and labor groups, includes limited seating, a 45 cent cold luncheon, and a brief discussion window after the talk.
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Jean Longuet
la Populaire
Barnard
M. Longuet
Carl, Marx
Jean Jaurés
New England
Middle
Harvard Liberal Club
Glee Club adopts attendance and lateness rules
At the regular meeting on Monday December 4 the Glee Club passed four: attend four fifths of rehearsals to be eligible for next spring concert. ten cent fine per absence. lateness after 4 20 PM. two latenesses equal one cut.
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Glee Club
Correspondence on Greek Games legacy and critique
A 1905 correspondence to Barnard College discusses Greek Games history and hazing concerns. The writer argues early emphasis was athletic over intellectual or aesthetic qualities and urges a revision of the chapter on Greek Games. The letter is signed by Alice Rheinstein Bernheim.
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Barnard
Bulletin
Alice
Rheinstein
Bernheim
Dormitory Discipline Rules Across Col leges
Dormitory governance varies by college with penalties for violations to signing in, three warnings leading to deans notes, and major or minor offenses. Some schools empower student committees or executive boards with broad penalty powers including expulsion, while others require faculty final say. Smoking rules split opinions with Barnard allowing dormitory smoking, Radcliffe citing fire rules, and many colleges debating ethics versus health grounds.
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Brown
Sophie
Newcombe
Agnes Scott
Goucher
Barnard
Simmons
Bates
Margaret Morrison
Sophie Newcombe
Radcliffe
Wigs and Cues Continue at Local Play Night
Performances feature The Sabine Women and The Widow's Veil with strong casting and coaching. Rehearsals advance, shows start at 8 15 PM, Friday night includes dancing. Tickets cost fifty cents for students and one dollar for guests as fundraising aims for a three thousand dollar quota.
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Lillian
Harris
Olga
Autenreith
Latham
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