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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1922
Page
1
The article notes Barnard College shows little interest in intercollegiate activities with only nine candidates for twelve debate openings. It contrasts Barnard's cited highbrow reputation and a waning intercollegiate presence while Mt Holyoke once faced a resignation over debating.
A Barnard student urges greater participation in Undergraduate Association matters and mock criticism of the Athletic Association. The writer argues apathy weakens campus unity, urges voting, attending four meetings, and sharing ideas to shape student government and activities.
A letter questions the fate of Barnard College's Little Parlor and the effect of student groups and cliques on hospitality. The writer urges preserving the Students Hall and Milbank Reception Room for official and family gatherings to support extra curricular activity and social space.
A weeklong note from CAN ALLEY discusses campus life rumors and professors, jokes about a celebrity gallery, a biology class prop, and suspected motives behind last Friday’s events. The author predicts hot times ahead after voting last Thursday, praising a rhetoric filled with slogans and campus political humor.
A college paper notes Penn State abolishing final exams prompting students to study through the term. The item weighs student sentiment at nearby colleges including Columbia and Barnard with discussions of favorite schools and dorms, ending with invitations to a dance recital and an intercollegiate debate.
Fragmentary quotes mention conviction and interest in a college standard. Frances Boas appears in the readable text, suggesting a dated discussion or dialogue about academic criteria and personal views. The passage lacks complete context or clear事件.
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