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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1949
Page
4
A letter to the editor discusses the Honor System at the assembly, weighing whether reporting suspected cheaters to the Honor Board is necessary. It argues cheating is a serious offense, that punishments should deter first offenses, and invites student input via questionnaires placed in dorm mailboxes and at Student Mail.
A reader asks about returning three volumes to The Bulletin Office that disappeared. The note names Gray Psychology Applied to Human Affairs, Ogg European Governments and Politics, Peterson Economics Return, and Survey of Labor.
The Earl Hall Society adopts a cabinet drawn from its member clubs after December's vote, changing from an autonomous council. New officers include three co chairmen and cabinet members from the Newman Club UC A and Menorah Seixas Societies. Ex officio members from the Newman Club UCA and Seixas will participate in the council.
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