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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1922
Page
1
A critic of student advisory roles questions the system and its explanation to faculty. The piece defends open student influence and the need for rational use of student opinion, while urging calm criticism and better ceremony in campus governance.
Ten years ago the Barnard Bulletin urged ending Plaza extravagance by building a dedicated hall. The editorial argued a college atmosphere in a new, spacious venue would replace costly dances with simpler, more fitting celebrations.
In a letter to the editor, a Barnard student argues the Athletic Association should be a true student club chosen by voluntary membership rather than a compulsory body. The writer notes many clubs thrive on member interest, while the current system leaves uninterested students as passive members and urges reforms mirroring Dartmouth College's recent decision to deny readmission to students with poor scholarship.
A quirky verse from a class shows students lamenting a C grade after a playful effort to impress their professor. They lampoon exams and seek advice through satirical quips, suggesting study methods and memory aids tied to songs and phrases from The Wellesley College News.
Schedule shows Alumnae Day events including Helena's Husband in Brinkerhoff Theater and an Alumnae Tea in College Parlor with a basketball game in the Gymnasium. Daily meetings include class gatherings, chapel services, officer elections, Glee Club rehearsals and student meetings through February 17.
In the final term meeting the council heard subcommittee reports and considered the Greek Games Committee petition to hold the games in the evening. The plan was approved by the concerned classes and awaits Faculty approval.
The sophomore class meeting was presided by Edna Trull due to Agnes Cooper illness. Main business included electing two chairmen for the sophomore dance set for February 24 and urging the class to sign up for baseball.
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