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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1926
Page
2
Harper & Brothers announces the first annual Intercollegiate Literary Contest for 1925-26 under Harpers Magazine. Prizes are 500 for first, 300 for second, and 200 for third for undergraduates in English prose up to specified word limits.
At Evanston a student conference debated church purposes and its relation to labor and society. A young Oriental student challenged missions and love, while a miner’s son criticized church practice. Proposals for abolishing high school military training gained support as findings committees issued resolutions.
The English Department will host a series of literary afternoons next semester with authors reading from their work and others speaking on topics of interest. The first event is Friday February 5 at four o’clock. English majors should send their names to Professor Haller by January 29.
The German Students Co Operative Association says its main function is employment services. Over four years it provided full time jobs for more than 100 000 students for 6 to 12 months each. Jobs included mining, factory, and manual labor during summers or gaps in college courses.
Ex convicts told Northwestern University students about crime at a lecture where hoboes and migratory workers shared experiences. They discussed why they were arrested the penalties they faced and their time in custody to relate issues to the day’s problems.
Rutgers College students in New Jersey vote to abolish the Honor System after five years of limited success. The Targum quotes supporters and critics noting increased dishonesty under the system and arguing it fails to serve its purpose.
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