08 Oct 1920
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1920
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin lists the weekly student publication staff for Barnard College. It names editors in chief news editors and associate editors, plus a business board with a business manager and assistants. The notice notes mailing price and special postage rate details for distribution from Broadway and 119th Street, New York.
An August Barnard editorial laments the lack of personal contact between faculty and students during four years at Barnard. It notes exceptions but emphasizes the need for closer ties and mutual understanding.
Students view the faculty as distant and hidden within Milbank while debates reveal a need for closer faculty student ties. The bulletin begins naming professors to raise awareness and calls for more campus participation to sustain intercollegiate debate and provide support for speakers and research.
An editorial argues that Barnard students seldom participate in discussions and that nine-tenths remain passive while one-tenth leads. It warns this disengagement threatens extracurricular groups and questions the fairness of placing leadership burden on a few active students.
By ruling of the Committee on Instruction all work marked in complete at mid-years or deficiency exams must be finished within two months of the next term opening. Otherwise it becomes an F. The 1920-1921 due dates are November 23 for 2nd term 1919-20 and April 2 for 1st term 1920-21.
All students and teachers at Barnat College are invited to attend the Poldekin re formance from October 4 to 16. Tickets cost half price plus the war tax with valid identification required at the Milbank Hall reception room run by Miss Libby.
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