Barnard Bulletin Examines Student Property Respect
The 1908 Barnard Bulletin editorials decry habitual indifference to college property. It argues girls must repudiate ink spots scribbles and scratches as not mere carelessness but a matter of right and wrong and personal duty to repair harm.
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Student Council Debates College Conduct and Policies
A March 20 1907 bulletin letter condemns careless college habits and missing library books. It explains the Undergraduate Council then outlines its role as intermediary between faculty and students, seeking a balanced constitution and limited autonomous power for the association.
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Ben Greet Players Special School Cards at Garden Theatre
Special school cards offer reduced tickets for the Ben Greet Players at Garden Theatre 27th Street and Madison Avenue. Every evening 8 15, Saturday matinee 2 15, Wednesday 4 3 00 for schools. Week of March 25th Everyman card admits teachers and students to reduced seats from 2.00 to 0.75 with strict card privileges.
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