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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1912
Page
4
A columnist argues Barnard students should store hats in lockers to project dedication to college life. The piece compares visible hats to campus pride and critiques day college atmosphere while urging disciplined headgear storage as a civic act for the institution.
A letter argues college women should engage with current events beyond entertainment. It proposes a dedicated column in The Bulletin to highlight important events and books, plus plans a broader college widening of interests beyond localism. The piece notes baseball results and a disorganized Sophs vs Juniors game, calling for more outdoor games next year.
The 1910 alumnae noted a bronze plate under ivy at Brooks Hall and praised undergraduates for the last Buzzings from the current board. The writer hints at changes in the Bulletin, thanking readers and admitting relief as a new board prepares to take over next week.
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