Barnard Bulletin and Mortarboard criticism debate channeled
A Barnard College reader letter proposes a faculty wide contest to anonymously submit Mortarboard critiques. Sophie P Woodman and Edith Morris praised Mortarboard’s performers and suggest broader, impartial review by faculty. A second letter complains 1913 reforms affect next year’s studies and study spaces, urging stability and superior upper class leadership.
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Swimming Cup Drive Promises Class Points For Bulletin
Editor urges Barnard College readers to support a swimming meet on April 26 offering a cup to the class with the highest points. Trophy remains for a year, boosting field day standings and school spirit. Helen Dana signs the appeal.
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Chapel speakers urge leadership by capable women in college
Dr. George C. Peck of St An drews M E Church spoke on living ideals then serving in the real world. Dean Gildersleeve urged selecting leaders by ability over personal ties, stressing women can lead in college activities if worthy qualities are recognized.
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