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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1963
Page
1
The Barnard Handbook argues honesty as a personal obligation and condemns double reporting as contrary to true honor. It stresses that witnessing cheating should not force tattling and rejects mandatory proctoring and peer surveillance as incompatible with individual integrity.
The text argues Honor Board as the core student group at Barnard, responsible for enforcing and upholding the Honor System. It calls for elections that expose candidates views, visibility of the board, and control of exam procedures by Honor Board, with administration regulations aligned to board standards.
The text discusses how an Honor System relies on students starting to question norms and prevent the System from deeming parts irrelevant. It warns that widespread student disengagement could cause the System to collapse, stressing self-scrutiny as essential.
An argument for building academic integrity begins with student attitude rather than a formal system. Students must be trusted with personal responsibility, allowed choices with consequences, and respect for the honor framework to ensure honesty and adherence.
The November issue of Jester magazine surveys subways and tunnels with satire on campus protest and Columbia Drive projects. Howard Kissel and others deliver humor, though Marc Kaminsky’s Jeremiah Johnson tale divides opinion. The standout is a funny subway map by Martin Berger.
Virginia Smith of Texas led the biennial archery tourney at Barnard gym with 6512 points in her first competition including two perfect ends. Roberta Holland trailed as second high scorer among eight Archers from each school. Barnard won the meet trophy for the fifth time in six tournaments as both Barnard teams won.
Spanish students will present two Christmas plays this year, one directed by Spanish majors and the traditional department play. Tonight at 8:30 the fifteenth century Nativity drama La Representacion del Nacimiento de Nuestro Senor will be staged at Casa Hispanica. Tomorrow at 4 p.m. Minor Latham Playhouse hosts Cradle Song paired with the classic Nativity scenes, with Mimi Broomberg and Maria Elena Nochera among the directors and cast members.
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