Barnard Undergrad Association Urged to Shape Policy Role
Editorial urges Barnard College students to raise the Undergraduate Association’s profile beyond petty conduct rules and influence broad policies. It praises BOSP for allowing dissolution of unduly burdensome activities and calls for spontaneous, value driven student engagement and reevaluation of traditions.
Barnard Camp Idea Moves Forward At Committee Level
Barnard College plans a student and faculty camp near water, affordable and within reach of most students. A five part committee, chaired by Marian Mansfield, will study location maintenance and cost among others, with a survey to gauge real demand. The effort aims to serve undergraduates alumnae and faculty alike and may allow summer use as well.
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Yrent- Maere
Dean Gildersleeve
Barnard’s
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Marian Mansfield
Marjorie Hillas
Agnes Grant
Miss Wayman
Florence Lowther
Lillian Schoedler
Barnard Camp Committee
Reevaluating College Traditions and Student Activities
The piece argues that junior shows and similar traditions are accepted as mandatory by some classes, with work concentrated in a small group. It urges each class to assess value, adapt activities to personnel, and continually reevaluate traditions to prevent distortion of student values.
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