20 Feb 1956
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1956
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin, published by Barnard College students, informs readers of semi weekly issues throughout the academic year with a 350 yearly subscription and 10 cent single copies. It notes publication pauses during vacations and exams and lists postal entry in New York.
The article argues Honor Board depends on full faculty support and student trust. It proposes keeping the board structure but adding defined minimum and maximum penalties and giving final guilt determination to the instructor or an impartial faculty committee with the instructor as adviser.
Student comments on a plan where four lecture courses carry no papers and a related two reading courses with a single long paper. Collected views from Edyth Knapp Sue Braun Carole Lewis and Dolores Johnson show support and concern for freshmen sophomores and I propose more discussion and research-based study.
The writer laments repeated poor manners at Barnard College assemblies. President McIntosh spoke on the college state while students whispered and knitted, showing little attentiveness. The letter urges collective politeness and respect, asking students to save chatter for after assembly.
Barnard's first Negro lecturer Dr. Manet Fowler says acceptance of Negro students and teachers signals current American trends more than the Autherine Lucy case. She recalls segregation eras, notes personal barriers, and urges ongoing protest and education as intertwined paths to advancement.
Margaret Mead Barnard ’23 outlines Samoa fieldwork planning a study of adolescent girls in their native setting. She served as Bulletin editor in chief and was elected to Phi Beta Kappa at Barnard.
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