Third Biennial Conference At Cornell Voices College Policy Shifts
The Cornell meeting debated athletics, publications, student government and dramatics. It endorsed intramural sports aligned with intercollegiate activities, urged humane leave policies, called for higher standards in college comics, and favored honor codes with better reporting. The next gathering is set for Michigan in 1927.
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Cornell University
University of Michigan
Colleges grapple with honor system across campuses
The New Student notes show University of Cincinnati Oklahoma University and Ohio Wesleyan renewing debates over the Honor System. Oklahoma votes 162 to 82 to abolish citing failure. Ohio Wesleyan election centers on retention. Cincinnati to vote on adoption while The University News advocates it. Union College NY suspends the system for a proctor model after faculty and student government review finding it ineffective.
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Barnard
University of Cincinnati
Oklahoma University
Ohio Wesleyan
University News
Union College
N. Y
Ruth Lustbader’s Archaeology Fellowship Renewed
The Bryn Mawr Fellowship in Archaeology held by Miss Ruth Lustbader ’23 will be continued for another year.
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Ruth Lustbader
Bryn Mawr
Wellesley marks semi centennial anniversary celebration
Wellesley College hosted a two day semi centennial with the president and student representatives participating. Barnard College’s Dean Gildersleeve attended as the Barnard delegate, and Madge Turner also attended as Barnard’s student delegate. Smith College will celebrate its fiftieth anniversary on June 12.
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Wellesley
College
Dean Gildersleeve
Barnard
Madge Turner
Smith
Elmira College proves 24 years to finish college
The article notes that at Elmira College it would take about twenty four years to complete the college curriculum. It argues the common belief that an A B degree requires attendance is challenged by this finding.
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Elmira College
Junior MonthAnnouncements delegates named by colleges
Twelve colleges in the Charity Organization Society Junior Month announce their delegates. Barnard Mirra Komarovsky Bryn Mawr Eleanor Musselman Connecticut Helen Hood Nimira Esther Reeves Goucher Anita Faatz Mount Holyoke Katharine Diefendorf Radcliffe Elizabeth Yens Smith Mary Hunting Swarthmore Dorothy Merrill Vassar Gertrude Garnsey Wellesley Helen Stout Wells Marion Duross.
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Charity Organization Society
Barnard
Mirra Komarovsky
Bryn Mawr
Eleanor Musselman
Connecticut
Helen Hood
Nimira
Esther Reeves
Goucher
Anita Faatz
Mount Holyoke
Katherine Diefendorf
Radcliffe
Lizabeth Yens
Smith
Mary Hunting
Swarthmore
Dorothy Merrill
Vassar
Gertrude Garnsey
Wellesley
Helen Stout
Wells
Marion Duross
Smith College Adopts New Cut System
Smith College announces a new attendance system to take effect next year. Rules require attendance before and after major holidays and at semester starts. Registrar’s list may bar absences for students with deficiencies, entrance conditions, or freshmen with four or more hours of D or I in November or December.
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Smith College
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