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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1919
Page
3
A reader appeals to the editor to address student willingness to discuss major economic political and philosophical topics. The writer laments daily trivial campus talk and urges more courage in expressing opinions amid a charged social climate and international questions.
Notice reminds readers to pay for services promptly within the period they are rendered. It specifies that bills should be approved and turned to the responsible person for payment, and that those who affix a pie with detailed scenes are liable for the bill and its transfer to the organization treasurer.
Attention students. A school track meet is set for October 25 with open hours for tryouts on Tuesdays Wednesdays and Thursdays at 4 pm. First practice October 2 and girls must meet attendance and sportsmanship standards to be eligible.
The Poanish tournament is underway with finals slated in a couple of weeks. Watch for the exact date as organizers confirm schedule and venue.
The article notes expectations that wartime changes would propel communal life and education. Professor Jerskine’s address is described as a clear sign of a postwar revolution in schooling aimed at producing better citizens for a newer, finer community.
Barnard College Athletes face tight standards as the AA revises its constitution. Eligibility hinges on minimum practices, attendance, and sportsmanship assessed by a committee. Numerals and B’s awarded with AA executive approval. Varsity selection requires class team experience and no overlapping same season sports.
The Blanket Tax of six dollars a year funds undergraduate dues class and athletic association subscriptions to Bulletin and Bear. Members join two or three clubs and the measures are to be voted on next Thursday October 2.
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