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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1916
Page
1
Published weekly during the college year excluding the last two weeks of January, the paper is produced by Barnard College students and reflects campus life and events.
Editor-in-Chief Carol T Weiss and Doris Maddow lead a team with 716 and 717 managing editors Babette Deutsche Margaret Moses Cora Senner Winkin with 16 and 17 designations.
The speaker argues Student Government should express student opinion and regulate college affairs. Nine representatives carry out student will, but leadership rests with all undergraduates. A summer questionnaire for constructive and destructive ideas is proposed to boost cooperation and referendums this year.
The Faculty and Barnard undergraduates discuss expanding student government to cover academics, social life, and alumnae cooperation. Plans include a new financial system, an alumnae column, a club presidents board, academic recognition of non academic activities, and broader student participation in meetings.
Dean Gildersleeve will speak at Academic Chapel on Thursday May 4 with cap and gown required. On Monday May 8 Rabbi Stephen Wise will visit the Free Synagogue. On Thursday May 11 Dean Gildersleeve addresses the Senior Class for the last Chapel of the year. Save the date.
At the A A meeting on Wednesday April 19 Georgia Stanbrough was unanimously elected tennis chairman to fill the vacancy from Isabel Greenbaum's resignation.
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