Barnard College Student Publication Note
Published weekly during the college year with two January gaps, this item states Barnard College students publish a periodical on a regular weekly schedule except for the year’s last two weeks in January.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1915
Page
1
Published weekly during the college year with two January gaps, this item states Barnard College students publish a periodical on a regular weekly schedule except for the year’s last two weeks in January.
The notice records Carol T. Weiss as editor in chief and notes the paper was entered as second class matter on October 21, 1908 at the New York Post Office under the 1897 act.
Discussion of how students bend rules around quizzes. It notes that making up missed quizzes can unfairly advantage some, and talking during exams can disrupt others. The piece argues for stricter adherence to honor and better behavior in assessments.
The text urges each student to sign an individual pledge to uphold the honor system, arguing it requires personal conscience and cooperation. It contrasts with past impersonal acceptance and highlights the need to report delinquents or accept faculty supervision, advocating majority support and diligent effort.
The excerpt urges students near the grade D or F margin to focus during exams, noting a past case where whispers from a neighbor helped push a student to failure. It appeals to fairness to classmates and the instructor, asking for reduced dialogue during tests while acknowledging conversations elsewhere.
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