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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1927
Page
2
The piece urges warm greeting to new students while stressing a deeper aim: fostering intellectual solidarity among all students. It argues college is more than residence and classes. it is shared pursuit of knowledge, cultural growth, and conscious student identity through activities and interaction.
Notes list numerous young women pursuing studies or employment across the U S and abroad. Entries name Olga Autenrieth at Miller School secretarial. Ruth Adler and many others in teaching, clerical, or research roles at Columbia Fort Edward Yale Evansville and more. The compilation continues on page 4.
The annual tea for Freshmen and Transfers was held Friday from four to six. Dean Gildersleeve Edna Trull Undergrad President and Maud Cabot Junior President greeted attendees in the College Parlor. To accommodate large turnout refreshments were served in the Conference Room Room 301 and Parlor with many faculty members present.
The debate on the resolution That big bribe condemns the French occupation of the Ruhr features the English affirmative and Columbia negative teams. Oxford touring eastern colleges including Vassar and Bryn Mawr. no judges, audience verdict at end. Admission 75 cents at University Hall Institute of Arts and Sciences.
Clubs combine for a tea and stunt party in the gymnasium and conference room on Wednesday October 10 from four to six. All new girls are invited.
The text argues that few students neglect studies for activities and that indifference to activities often aligns with weaker academic interest. It promotes spontaneous activity stemming from classroom ideas, stimulating discussion among students and enhancing academic values through social interaction and exploration of topics from language practice to philosophy and poetry.
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