Barnard Bulletin Board of Editors and Staff List
Barnard College weekly No 18 bulletin lists the 1922 to 1925 editorial and assistant staff including editor-in-chief Leonie Adams and news editor Marion Durein among a long roster of editors and proof readers. The document reflects the Undergraduate Association relations and student governance at Barnard College during the college year.
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Barnard Bulletin
Barnard College
Leonie-Adams
Marion Durein
A. A
Ruppa Horr
Heten le Pace
Margaret Meap
Leah ‘Josephson
Heten Bradshaw
Eleanor Korth
Honor System and Cheating in Examinations Debate
A discussion on academic integrity contrasts cheating with fair study. It argues cheating corrupts conscience, harms education, and undermines the system by rewarding deception and distorting assessment.
As You Like It reviewed by PhiloWigs and Cues
The review finds the production largely well drilled yet restrained by strict respect for the producer. Louis Calvert’s guidance steadies the cast, but the ensemble remains earnest rather than spirited with conservative costumes and decorous Arden scenes. Rosalind and Celia appeal, while Orlando and male figures appear boyish or restrained.
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Louis Calvert
Orlando
Arden
Oliver
Barnard
Miss Benjamin
Rosalind
Mr. Taft
Miss McGrayne
Celia
Columbia
Adams
Student Council Reports on January Meetings and Honor Code
At a January 10 special meeting the Vice-President was asked to list council vote splits in the Bulletin. January 12 saw Greek Games regulations approved with minor changes. An advisory committee of two senior game chairs was appointed. K Coffey and M Trussler. The Faculty proposed tracking infringements for the Honor Code, but no statistics were deemed feasible. Bulletin finances were reported secure for the year due to Business Manager E Jacoby and N Weathers, with fire regulations under review.
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Bulletin
Miss Miner
K. Coffey
M. Trussler
Miss Orne
E. Jacoby
N. Weathers
Silence During Exams at Milbank Halls
Officials urge quiet in Milbank during exam hours to maintain a conducive testing environment. Students are asked to refrain from talking and unnecessary noise in halls and classrooms.
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Milbank
Questionnaire prompts on coiffure cost and campus practices
A student questionnaire asks for details on hairstyles and ingredients, earnings, study habits, reading bulletin boards, awareness of Alexander Jessop, and posters by D Thomas and E Orne about wigs and cues. It notes debates, gym remarks, and a theater reference with flappers defined.
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Alexander Jessop
Thomas
Orne
Bulletin on Exam Study Tactics Across Subjects
A campus bulletin offers exam preparation guidance across courses. It suggests social dates to boost reputation, tea for female students, and subject specific tips like extra sleep for Montague classes, subway travel for Italian, heavy reading for History, cautious English luck, and avoiding note books for Chemistry while urging strong Latin literature comparisons.
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Montague
Brooklyn
Calendar notes for the week in college events
The schedule lists events from Friday January 18 to Tuesday January 24 including College Chapel sessions in the Conference Room, a Barnard T C basketball game, debating team tryouts in Room 304, a Sophomore Class Meeting, a basketball game on January 23, and a College Assembly with pianist Mr John Powell.
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College Chapel
Barnard T. C
Barnard
College
College Assembly
John Powell
Helen Prince Memorial Prize Created at Barnard College
The Helen Prince Memorial Prize is established by Julius Prince in memory of his daughter Helen C. Prince of the Class of 1922. Awarded annually by the Barnard English Department to an undergraduate for excellence in composition with the first prize going to a 1922 graduate. The prize carries an annual income of $1,200, about $50 per year.
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Helen Prince
Julius Prince
Helen C. Prince
Department of English
Barnard College
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Alice Peterson
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Helen Werner
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Dorothy Ferrerry
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Genevive
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Broadway
New York
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Latham
Miss Larson
Kallikak
Dog Drummond
Theatre Guild
Tiffany & CO
Stoge
Fkt
Helen Prince Memorial
American Committee For Relief of Children
Soviet Russia
Russian Red Cross
York
Soviet
Russia
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