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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1913
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin discusses the college honor system, noting breaches beyond exams and library thefts. It argues that student honesty relies on a shared culture, not merely rules, and calls for faculty commitment to reinforce integrity.
The weekly Building Fund report shows 1916 ahead in the contest with promised subscriptions to be paid promptly. Freshmen fund-raising ideas include 5 cent coat fines and a soda money box, both benefiting the Building Fund, while 1915 remains competitive and seniors and juniors are urged to set a better example.
The Fraternity Investigation Committee met Wednesday January 8 in the Dean’s office with all members present except one alumna seat. They set weekly meetings, require named testimony, ban anonymous statements, and plan to compile charges from college papers. Student Council members and sophomores may be summoned for upcoming sessions.
Announcements list mid year entrance exams in theatre on January 13 to 18. January 15 features a Song recital at Horace Mann Auditorium. Geology talk by Harvard’s Wm Morris Davis at Schermerhorn 401. January 16 see Davis speak on Geographical Exploit at 305 Schermerhorn. Graduate History Club meets 8 PM in 302 Philosophy. College basketball January 17 Cornell in gym 7:30. January 19 Smith College president Burton speaks at St Paul’s Chapel 4 PM. January 20 journalism talk in Earl Hall by Samuel Bowles. Fine Arts lecture on Cathedral of Pisa 4:10 Schermerhorn 305. January 22 Violincello recital in Horace Mann Auditorium 4:10.
An exhibition illustrating English book illustration of the Georgian period from James Thomson’s collection is presented by John McLean Nash in the university library exhibition room from January 13 to 31, 1913.
The Department of Classical Philology announces a lecture by Theodore Leslie Shear PhD associate in classical philology on Rhodes and the Rhodian Peraea in Room 408 Avery Building Columbia University on Thursday evening January 16 1913 at 830 oclock.
The Barnard College undergraduate roster identifies nonmembers of the Undergraduate Association by class year. Seniors listed include J Auerbach B Bishop Souch R Heinrichs B Junghans R Lel and C Maxwell A Neacy M Paxton E Rapelye J Stobo G Smith M Yantis D von Doenhoff B Weaver. Juniors include A Schechter FE Frieder M Mason M Mumford Mrs G Dee Schmidt Sophomores include O Hogan E Hunley Y Gordon F Piper F Prankard. Transfer students to TC may or may not join. TC seniors named M Ballot V Feeley Lat zke Aaford I Murphy M Robinson J Shaw Voorhis.
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