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Barnard Bulletin in New York, New York

17 Jan 1912

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Barnard Bulletin

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New York, New York, United States of America

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Jan 17, 1912

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4

First Meeting of the Literary Club Engages Students and Faculty

The Literary Club gathered Monday night with about fifty English students, freshmen leading in numbers. Miss Fox opened informal discussions aimed at supplementing college literature courses, appointing an executive committee, and planning future meetings focused on modern works with faculty input.

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Fox Miss Fox Dorothy Spear Gertrude Morris Rita. Hilborn Professor Trent Hif Rerience Trent Hector Andromache Astyanax Nausicaa Cinb Prof. Hubbard Miss Weeks Miss Cook Floward
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College Lectures Emphasize Intellectual Life and Examinations

Professor Massey argues that educated individuals think in terms of relations between facts, not just isolated data. Dean Gildersteeve discusses that college aims to develop open mindedness and real thought, not merely pass exams, while urging serious preparation and balanced attitudes toward examinations.

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Massey Department of Economics Chapel Gildersteeve Barnard
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Barnard Considers Honor System Adoption by Students

A Barnard College Undergraduate Meeting discussed an honor system to curb dishonesty in academic work. The executive committee and Student Council rules outlined reporting violations, two-accusation procedures, and discretionary action after the second report. An overwhelming vote favored adopting the system despite concerns about accusing fellow students.

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Barnard College Ste Ofi Batrhard Kl. Og
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