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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1926
Page
6
College editors at their convention assert student ownership of publications but reject publisher and faculty control. They aim to lead, analyze issues with study and investigation, and publish honest decisions, hoping thinking students will back their policy. Daily Emerald notes from University of Oregon.
A speech excerpt argues women gain by combining marriage with a career. It cites Mrs. Frank Gilbreth detailing a large family and notes the husband’s role, plus a British example of female workers’ permanence. The piece urges trained, responsible women who excel in any field and warns against dependency or parasitic attitudes.
A reading of the hazing questionnaire shows little interest in hazing. Among those favoring a modified form, 26 would try it for one year and 12 for a permanent change. Suggestions include fewer days, one day or one week, stricter Student Council regulation, and delaying a decision to 1930. The class and dormitories may set hazing rules.
Yale and Colgate experiments show brain efficiency increases with two hours less sleep while energy use rises. Three young men with average sleep capacity solved fifteen mental sums faster with no increase in errors, though their oxygen uptake spiked two to three times.
A discussion on postulates and the seek for truth questions whether truth can be known or is only an ideal. Professor Keyser’s abstract method provokes introspection and could spur intellectual progress despite unlikely appeal to lay readers.
Mr. Ainslie spoke on Italian philosophy linking prose and poetry in expression. After his remarks tea was served in the college parlor with faculty attendees Miss Weeks Miss LeDuc Professor Montague Mr. Toglia and Professor Bigongiari present.
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