Bear and the college woman reform an image of intellect
Virginia C. Gildersleeve argues that college women are not abnormal or cold but share emotional and social sides. The Bear journal aims to express real intellectual interests through varied literary forms, signaling a hopeful direction for the publication.
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Nottasha Postpones Performance After Sopomore Show
In 1912 the committee behind Nottasha delays the planned stage due to the students’ fatigue after the Sopomore show. The group aims to allow the class to recover before returning to the footlights.
Barnard Group Dissolves Union and Plans Field Day
Miss Egleston chaired as Miss Himter reported that the Barnard Union has been dissolved as impractical. Student Council votes to hold Field Day in spring and rejects fall athletic schedule changes. A separate cataloging project is deemed too costly and to be done only by the Bear Its issues. Mally Conroy was unanimously elected the Intercollegiate Conference delegate.
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