Letters to the Editor Urge revival of Barnard Greek Games
Open letter from 69 and 70 class leaders laments waning student participation in Barnard Greek Games since 1903. They cite meager lyric submissions, few athletes, nonexistent Sophomore Music Committee, low dancer turnout, and sparse committee sign ups. Authors warn that without broad freshman and sophomore support the tradition risks cancellation this year and urge immediate action to restore meaning. Sharon Celegar and Barbera Straub, 69 and 70 chairs.
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Barnard
Howev
Eshman
SRO Policies Stir
The piece argues Columbia buys SROs to empty them before reuse, citing lack of relocation benefits and legal issues. It asserts university policy violations and potential breaches of rent control legal procedures, highlighting tensions between policy, law, and university ethics.
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Columbia
Boys Evaluate and The Coal College Scene Revelations
A fragmentary notice discusses boy readers and a cross country journey to visit schools as described by Columbia. It hints at an interest in rustic tours of New York and a voyeuristic theme tied to a 40 year past trend with goldfish swallowed for spectacle.
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Annex
New York
Columbia
Guadalajara Summer School Courses Announced by UA Program
The Guadalajara Summer School a fully accredited University of Arizona program in cooperation with Stanford UC and Guadalajara offers July 3 to August 12 courses in art folklore geography history language and literature. Tuition, board and room is 290 dollars with additional 4205 dollars for Prof Juan B. Rael Stanford address.
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Guadalajara
University of Arizona
Stanford University
University of California
Juan B. Rael
P.O
Stanford
Calif
Barnard Varsity Fencers Defeat Rhode Island 6-3
Barnard varsity fencing team defeats Rhode Island 6 to 3 in a decisive nonleague meet. The squad eyes a traditional rival, Bryn Mawr, hoping to reverse a prior loss.
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Barnard
Rhode Asland
Bernard
Rhode Island
Bryn Mawr
Golden Screw Continues Hopeful Appeal for Saikey’s Hat
The columnist expresses measured optimism that The Golden Screw feature will draw attention to Tom Saikey and encourage him to attempt again. They note hopes for sufficient office receipts to fund Saikey’s hat and related needs.
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Saikey
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