Barnard Honor Code Explained to New and Transferring Students
The notice presents Barnard College students with the Honor Code and its aims. It urges freshmen and transfers who have not signed the code to consult Dorothy Miner and explains that students must avoid dishonest acts in exams and all college life. The board encourages reporting infringements privately to restore honesty and uphold college standards.
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Barnard
Dorothy Miner
Barnard College
Isator
College Assemblies Plan Weekly Meetings with Music and Talks
The college will hold two fold assemblies this year with Tuesday meetings for the whole student body and musical openings. Individual groups will present programs and each field of interest will be represented at least once. Suggestions for speakers or subjects are welcome to Betty Kalisher.
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Betty Kalisher
Bulletin Tryouts Open for College Newspaper
Freshmen to seniors are invited to try out for Bulletin editorial business or printing boards. openings exist for general news feature writing art criticism proofreading and advertising sales. apply to Bulletin Office Room 407 Students Hall between 12 and 1 daily with October 12 as the last day.
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Bulletin
Barnacle Magazine Announces Freshman Dedicated Issue
Barnard’s student editors unveil plans for a freshman dedicated issue in 1929. The monthly Barnacle will publish seven issues a year with special editions such as Men’s and Faculty numbers. Subscriptions cost $1.25 and can be placed at Students’ Hall or Miss Weeks’s office.
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Apesalee
Barnacle
Barnard
Athletics for All at Barnard A A Slogan
Elizabeth Reynolds notes Barnard College shifts to inclusive athletics by abolishing varsity teams and severing competition with Teacher's College. The A A aims to engage all students, inviting every girl from senior to freshman to participate in at least one sport and start the season wholeheartedly.
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Elizabeth Reynolds
Barnard
Teacher's College
A. A
Classical Club Welcomes New Students
Norma Loewenstein reports the Classical Club invites new students to join with special emphasis on those interested in classics. The notice notes the club continues on page 3 for further details.
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Norma Loewenstein
New Brooks West Dormitory Opens at Barnard with Unified Student Life
The Barnard College dormitory Brooks West unites students formerly split between two wings. The Dean will have apartments in the building and may attend the Students' Dining Room weekly. Faculty members and several students will reside there, enjoying two large dining rooms, four parlors including the Green Room and three Red Rooms, plus views of the Hudson River.
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Brooks West
Barnard
Brooks Hall
Dorado
Wayman
Gode
Browne
Hudson River
Undergrad President Explains Organization at Barnard College
Barnard College student government receives emphasis for new students. The Undergraduate Association 1925-1926 operates with a non restrictive constitution, reflecting faculty trust and student leadership in campus life.
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Barnard College
Bulletin
University Library Directory and Departmental Reading Rooms
The Main University Library and the General Catalogue guide students to departmental reading rooms such as Botany Schermerhorn 507 and Economics Kent 604. The New York Public Library branches at the Main Building and Fifth Avenue 42nd Street offer additional and different volumes not in the university system.
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Barnard. Oe
University Library
Schermerhorn
Kent
Teacher
New York Public Library
Fifth Avenue
42Nd Street
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Irma Simonton
Athletics For All
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