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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1955
Page
4
The speaker explains duties of a secretary in a student government setting. Responsibilities include recording minutes clearly, handling correspondence promptly, keeping files organized, and considering problems carefully. Election to secretary means serving on both executive and legislative bodies with significant responsibility for student government operations.
Barenne argues for a government by the people within Barnard's Undergraduate Association. He emphasizes member responsibility and officer influence, noting the group thrives when each member supports and cooperates with the organization. He pledges to promote individual responsibility and fulfill duties to the best of his ability.
A student outlines a plan for the Barnard undergraduate secretary role. The pledges include striving to be an efficient secretary, attending all meetings to learn Barnard’s problems, proposing helpful ideas to student government, and maintaining a hardworking honorable secretary position.
A Barnard student urges that Representative Assembly members report at each class meeting about Undergraduate Association activities. The aim is to improve contact between officers and freshmen, address student questions, and curb potential apathy among one quarter of the student body.
A Barnard undergraduate candidate outlines plans to boost student participation in events and improve orientation for transfers. The platform emphasizes coordinating ideas within the undergraduate association and creating early meetings to reduce isolation before classes begin.
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