Caps and Gowns Debate at Barnard College
Barnard students debate whether to extend the cap and gown privilege beyond seniors. The piece weighs the impact on dignity, exclusivity, and proper use, noting juniors’ potential laxity and the 1914 stance for next year.
Barnard Freshmen Class Origins Tally
A Barnard College report shows 60 percent of freshmen come from New York City schools, 23 percent from other NY State schools, and 17 percent from other states and countries. Public high schools educated 72 percent, private 25 percent, and 3 percent from other collegiate institutions.
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