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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1926
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin is issued weekly during the college year excluding terms of vacations and examination periods for the Sudemia at Barnard College serving the Undergraduate Association interests.
The piece lists editorial and business staff across departments including Edith Blumberg Ruth Perl Keyporters Ed Burrows and Brynn E. Mason with class years. It enumerates editors managers and assistants across editorial business and printing boards.
The Representative Assembly approved a compromise on required physical education for seniors, preserving the existing system while mandating two hours weekly. The article notes the original aim to abolish required gym for seniors and adds that the department should ensure each student can swim and play both individual and team games, with room for further program suggestions.
A forum letter urges clearer understanding of the Honor Code among Barnard students. The writer discusses how practice and teaching of ethics should start in preparatory schools, noting current signing times and student sentiment on code interpretation and enforcement.
The inaugural Barnacle Quarterly presents Miss Turner Miss Prosser and others in a mix of sea yarns verse and fiction. It aims for quality and variety, breaks with two part storytelling, and features pieces by Deutsch Garwood Horwitz Prosser and others. ETHEL STURTEVANT reviews the issue as magazine-like and lively.
A reader urges reporting suspected Honor System violations to the Honor Board. The writer argues the college must address dishonesty and uphold the Honor Bond with impartial action, noting that any serious breach should be investigated.
The March 11 meeting considered choosing fellowship holders by election from the graduating class and by expanding the role of exchange students at Barnard. Faculty alumna and student reps would form the fellowship committee to ensure both qualifications and suitable personality traits.
The 1929 meeting on March 16 nominated Sylvia Seifert Gertrude Kahrs and Patty Dent for president. Five dollars was approved for the Junior Show and flowers. Earlier 1927 minutes note nominations for Seno president and a class gift budget.
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