Students weigh war, work, race in city discussion groups
A circular explains New York City college groups ask what students should think and do about war, industrial life, race prejudice, and social change. The piece urges understanding social forces, spreading informed views, and preparing for intelligent participation rather than mob appeals.
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Honor Code at Barnard Misunderstood Says Reader
A Barnard alumna argues the Honor Code is an acknowledgment of students’ custom to submit work honestly, not a coercive system. She questions mandatory proctoring, favors self enforcement by student officers, and warns against a system that pressures honesty through surveillance and potential expulsion. The letter ends with a call to abolish the code if it undermines genuine integrity.
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