Columbia Honor System Sparks Mixed Student Reactions
The Bulletin surveyed Barnard and Columbia College students after the new Honor System adoption. Responses show many doubt its effectiveness among male students, especially in pre medical and graduate contexts, while some believe gradual cultural change could work with time. Barnard students also question competitive pressures and tradition shaping the system’s success.
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Helen Schuyler
Trustees Return on Campus Tour Marks Roman Holiday
Barnard College trustees plan a December 12 on campus event the third in a five year Roman Holiday series. Activities include meeting with students in Hewitt Hall lunch with undergraduates, a library tour led by Esther Green, a site inspection for a new library, and a Mrs McIntosh led discussion on library plans. A 5 30 p m reception in the James Room precedes the 7 p m winter trustees dinner.
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Arthur Hays Sulzberger
Gavin MacBain
Robert Hognet
Alfred Hess
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Ella Weed
Esther Green
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James Room
Reading Period Debated by Faculty and Students
The article reports mixed reactions to a proposed reading period. Faculty largely oppose but some support it if it aids student happiness. Proposals include using the last two days for review and starting the term Monday to extend reading time.
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Jennifer Robbins
Jackie Flato
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