01 Oct 1920
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1920
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin editorial urges students to blend theory with practice during winter to stay connected with common life. It compares summer distractions from Chaucer to modern politics and personal life, urging translation of high ideals into accessible terms for the broader community.
The piece notes the post graduation mood and early term restlessness among students. It reflects on the unsettled time between summer and college, with questions about interest in classes and debates. It explores discussions of Socialism and Plato versus Aristotle as part of the mood.
Going going do you want them the books the letters the costumes and the pamphlets and the paper mottoes salvage them soon we are cleaning house in the Student Council Room in one week they may be lost to you for ever a word to the Wise
A public notice lists campus rules for Milbank Hall and Students' Hall. It forbids talking on front stairs, eating outside lunch rooms, using reception rooms without guests, sitting on railings, wearing bloomers outside, talking in libraries, and urges attending weekly college teas and asking Senior Proctors for information.
All new undergraduates must visit the Student Council Room during the week of October 4 between noon and 1 PM to sign an honor system pledge. The pledge is required for all students to enjoy the privileges of Barnard College.
Through the Dean grants, a War Camp Community Service certificate recognizing Barnard Canteen work during 1918 1919 is framed and hung above the catalogue stand in the library as a reminder of busy war days.
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