Barnard Bulletin staff and publication details 1920
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Harding Victory Sparks Debate On Prohibition and Leadership
The piece reflects on Harding's landslide win and the nation’s mood. It argues majority rule, urges responsible politics, and discusses college governance reforms including a revised point system for student offices and limits on term holding.
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Point System Debate Splits College Office Roles
The college debates a point system as essential for welfare but disagrees on its form. Some favor more women in office while others push for broader distribution. Office-holders complain about inconsistent point allocations.
Gift to the College honors Barnard’s first undergraduate president
Professor Baldwin presented undergraduates with a portrait photograph of Agnes Baldwin, Barnard College’s first undergraduate president from the class of 1894. The gift was invited for display in the Student Council Room to inspire current Undergraduate Association officers, and Barnard students extended their thanks.
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