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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1919
Page
6
The editors invite communications under a policy noting opinions are not endorsed and require sources. Unsigned letters may be published only if authors reveal their names or initials for signing.
The Student Council apologizes for not publishing minutes in the BULLETIN. Minutes are on file in the Student Council room for any member to read. The council outlines war work, treasury revisions, curricular affairs, and plans like a student book exchange and a new cut system, noting several initiatives without detailing all items.
The BULLETIN resumes weekly publication of Student Council minutes to replace the prior restricted reporting. The change aims to provide readers with the council’s activities whether dull or exciting, noting past criticism and a shift from terse notices to more informative summaries.
Anne McHenry Hopkins writes about cooperation over Student Council and curricular matters. She urges open discussion, criticizes closed meetings, and notes upcoming Student Forum presentations on religion with multiple creeds represented.
The Student Council announces a plan for a series of non-sectarian conferences this year to present views from progressive thinkers. It invites suggestions via Students' Mail or at weekly meetings Wednesdays at 12:15.
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