Critique of Honor System and Pledge in Academic Integrity
The piece argues the honor system relies on trust and may fail without a reporting mechanism and public pressure. It warns of victimizing certain dishonor types and questions whether a pledge truly elevates ethics or merely proxies it.
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Prize offered for editorial on the Washington Armament Conference
The National Council for The Limitation of Armaments offers prizes for the two best editorials on what constitutes success at the Washington Conference. Open to all undergraduates, with $100 and $50 prizes. Submissions due before noon December 15, 1921, for publication in the bulletin before the holidays.
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Wigs and Cues appeals for college cooperation
Barnard College notices call for broad student help in Wigs and Cues productions. Editors seek volunteers for backstage tasks, costume design, and general support to unite the drama group with the wider student body and Greek Games enthusiasm.
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Barnard College
Education Resistance as Battle of Tactics
A terse reflection on opposing educational reform, arguing that the method of protest matters less than the core stance of resisting changes in education. The passage frames the struggle as a political and moral battleground rather than a technical maneuver.
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