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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1913

Page

2

Dynamiters a Social Problem lecture critiqued

Mr. Lincoln Steffens spoke in Bartall on the Dynamiters as a social issue. He argued older cities are more corrupt, business drives politics, and reform fails the lower class, urging critical analysis and a peaceful remedy over force.

Bartlall Socialistic Society Lincoln Steffens Steffens Mr. Morgan Morgan New York Labor

Strikers Walk Out From Commons In Silent Protest

Strikers in Columbia, following downtown hotel workers, left the Commons last Friday morning, crippling service with no prior warning. Management reported no stated grievance and the walkout appears driven by solidarity with hotel workers in the White Light District amid wartime labor actions.

White Light District

Is Criticism a Disease in Bergson Lectures

A report on Bergson's opening English lecture outlining three stages of philosophic thought, from faith in perception to critique and reconstruction. He argues for returning to intuition, warns against overreliance on concepts, and discusses movement versus rest as central to understanding reality.

M. Tienri Bergson M. Bergson Heraclitus Yono Plato Descartes Philier M. Berg C.L.M —Shec

Bergson Lecture: Intuition Against Determinism in Noizy Debate

Professor Bergson continued his lecture arguing that intellect often errs by seeking simple explanations and that intuition must guide understanding. He contrasts fatalist and deterministic views with the assertion that will is an act of free action shaping spirituality, noting mathematics downplays the will.

Bergson Napoleon

The January Bear Continues Its College Page

The January Bear article defends gownwearing by undergraduates and defends the social scene at dances. It urges response to attacks on dances under a daily theme and praises the quality of student contributions despite criticisms.

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