Student Council Press Club discuss undergraduate control
The meeting between Student Council and the Press Club signals a shift toward an all undergraduate Press Club. Editors acknowledge long desired reform to place revenue and reporting power with undergraduates, outlining a phased, open transition and limits on panels to avoid monopoly.
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Press Club Elects Officers After Annual Meeting
The Press Club held its first regular meeting of the year on Tuesday. Agnes Burke was elected president and Jessie Gaither secretary treasurer to fill vacancies from resignations. Recommendations of Student Council were discussed and all further business was postponed until a joint meeting with Student Council next Friday.
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Antoinette Riordan
Agnes Burke
Jessie Gaither
Philosophy Club Meeting Debates Mrs Eddy Death Question
The Phitesonhy Club held its first meeting of the year in the Undergraduate Study. Discussions were informal and focused on why Mrs. Eddy died. No final decision was reached before the session ended.
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Phitesonhy Club
Some Plain Talk on a Proscribed Subject Revisited
A writer defends publishing an unfinished essay in the Bear and notes mistaken edits. He compares tuition and donations to grocery pricing, arguing the student’s return value mirrors payments, while praising the Bear for aiding his notoriety and reflecting on Miss Howard’s critique. A.B. Evans, 1912.
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BarkNakp Bulletin
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