Student Council Sets Charter Reforms and Blanket Tax Plan
The 1919 1920 Student Council convened on Sept 24 with a quorum and unanimous support for reform. They recommended abolishing present charters in favor of a charter system for clubs, under a Blanket Tax of six dollars covering dues and publications. They outlined charter requirements and a process for clubs to apply, while noting one dissent over choosing the BULLETIN reporter.
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Barnard Holds Inspiring First College Assembly
The Barnard College Assembly in the gym opened a hopeful season aimed at restoring routine study and deepening comradeship after wartime service. Miss Gildersleeve urged engagement with academics and described a proposed Federation of University Women to foster international understanding.
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Bargain on 1920 Mortarboards sale
Freshmen offered a special opportunity to buy Mortarboards at one dollar per copy through H. C. Barton via Student Mail. Juniors advised to arrange orders.
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Time to Do Our Bit After War Ends
Barnard students urged to join Intercollegiate Community Service Association and take part in social service. Aline Buchman, president, will discuss opportunities in Room 106, Students Hall Wednesdays and Thursdays 1 to 2.
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CANTEEN REPORT Praises Barnard Canteen Staff and Students
The statement credits the Barnard Canteen for its success while noting the speaker’s limited role as chairman in the final weeks. It commends the undergraduate committee and the indefatigable chairman of the General Committee, Miss Hirst, for guiding the enterprise and inspiring workers and beneficiaries alike.
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